Bullock High School - Lancer Yearbook (Midland, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1972 volume:

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The staff of the Lancer feels that stu- dents at Bullock Creek are lucky. Perhaps it will take years to accept this concept, but it is hoped that in years to come the following pages will help to bring back memories of people, friends, and events | ---memories that are those of the luckiest people in the world. Fred Warner PD GMIPAINES EO PER ! STUDENT LIFE 2 ATHLETICS 34 ‘ ADMINISTRATION 62 : UNDERCLASSMEN 72 SENIORS 102 ADVERTISING 122 STUDENT LIFE Men need some kind of external activity, because they are inactive within. -SCHOPENHAUER y UPPER LEFT: Joe Buckey, Ray Pelton and Randy Freeze work on foundation of Storage Shed in building trades class. MIDDLE RIGHT: 8th grade Shop Class fires model rockets. BOTTOM: Brian Wheeler paints in Mrs. Venn's Art class. FACING PAGE LEFT: At the Christmas assembly Roger McIntosh becomes a Gooey Christmas Cake. FACING PAGE RIGHT: Phillip Tracy has found an ex- cellent hiding place on the nature trail. FACING PAGE BOTTOM: Doyle Yoder beat unidenti- fied object at the Spanish Club Christmas party. ae ee he Suen People Who Need People Are The iest People ... Luk BOTTOM: 8th graders put on a skit at the Junior High Christmas Assembly. RIGHT: Becky Havens and Mike Parsons disguised as Mr, and Mrs. Claus. BELOW: Guest speaker telling a B.C. assembly about Russia. UPPER LEFT: Coach Grostik enjoying himself at a B.C. Elementary Halloween party. UPPER RIGHT: Cleanliness is next to godliness! LOWER LEFT: Coach Injasoulian gets creamed by J. V. Cheerleaders. ABOVE: 8th grade science students review their prize winning creations. Queen Debbie Reins Over Homecoming Activites ABOVE: Queen Debbie Holmsen was crowned by last year's Queen, Mary Mashue, who was escorted by crown bearer, Mark Moorehead. Principal Oliver Juengel presented the queen with a half dozen red roses. TOP RIGHT: B.C. cheerleaders spark enthusiasm of Lancer fans at the bon fire. A Time For Us was the theme for this year's Homecoming. TOP LEFT: Players and cheerlead- ers put finishing touches on the St. Louis dummy. TOP RIGHT: Odus Parker and Berf Linton present the team pepper at the pep assembly before the Home- coming game. LEFT: (L. TO R.) Jane Keenan, Freshman representative; Cheryl Huber, Sophomore representative; Queen Debbie Holmsen; Joan Eng- lish, Junior representative; and Elaine Hart, Senior representative. Band And Cheerleaders Add To The Fxcitement Of Homecoming 423; TOP (L. TO R.): Duane Wyse, freshman escort; Jane Keenan, freshman represen- tative; Joan English, junior rep.; Don Terwillegar, junior escort; Queen Debbie Holmsen; Chuck McDonald, Queen's es- cort; Elaine Hart, senior rep.; Brian Marquardt, senior escort; Cheryl Huber, sophomore rep.; Noel LaJoice, sopho- more escort. CENTER (L. TO R.): Joan English, jun- ior rep.; Don Terwillegar, junior escort; Noel Lajoice, sophomore escort; Cheryl Huber, sophomore rep.; Duane Wyse, freshman escort; Jane Keenan, freshman rep. BOTTOM RIGHT: Bullock Creek's marching band fires up the team with their famous Kill cheer. 10 1l FOPSLERD (Li £O Ro ))iej oan Enolish:” jr, Rep.; Queen Debbie Holmsen; Elaine Hart, Jr. Rep.; Cheryl Huber, Soph. Rep.; Jane Keenan, Fresh. Rep. CENTER LEFT: Cheerleaders become on-lookers as halftime ceremony begins. CENTER RIGHT: Rhonda Kobel portrays the Spirit of B.C. BOTTOM: (L.. TOR, ): Elaine Hart,. Sr. Rep.; Brian Marquardt, Sr. escort; Queen Debbie; Chuck McDonald, Queen's escort. 12 ree RR 7, x NA | | | | | | Varsity Majorettes ABOVE: (L. TO R.): Marla Hagle, Captain; Marilyn Livingston, Kathy Welch, Kathy Wontorcik. RIGHT: Mr. Brown judges the Junior Varsity Majorette try-outs as the Varsity squad looks on. 14 | fat Shy oe «2 % ior Varsi ajorettes IOF Jun M Ity by 3 -'T ca a 58 eto Cre BE we, esis Seely 1) ce hae me os 8 Sed re Ud O Fert cies Reeth ou ogiene 7 OM Oo Gy | - HoY SG Sri: a ao G88 qe rk Bie OSE, CeotHe 4 mot Ow yO - 5 VAT VY S ROUORL BB OTe em On OLS FAT msH oem Pom Pom Girls | Have Active | Season ABOVE: STANDING (L. TO R.): Darla DeBolt; Patti Parsons; Mary Moe; Pam Stone, CO-CAPTAIN: Debbie Holmsen; Tina Beach; Kathy Weaver, CO-CAPTAIN; KNEELING (FROM LEFT): Karen Maxson, Kelly Hickerson, Pam Mizer, Dawn Robbins, Marla Gan- dy, Debbie King, Cindy Gandy. Missing from picture, Kathy Yates. Cadette Band ROW 1 (L. TO R.): Judy Sasse, Melody Davis, Ann Leddy, Debbie Houghtaling, Kellie Carroll, Amy Hahn. ROW 2: Bob Radosa, Kevin Ladner, Scott Copus, Mark Sweebe, Cheryl McCray, Pat Garner, Debbie Hayes, Patti Rich- ardson, ROW 3: Mitch Morey, Jori Moore, Ann Badour, Becky Varner, Beth Retherford, Judy Reid, Sharon Brown, Joyce Garrett. ROW 4: Scott Roberson, Jeff Hess, Tricia Marden, Charlotte Haley, Jim Grasley, Gary Smith, Scott Cron, Clifford Livingston. ROW 5: Rich Morden, Steve Hartnagle, Jim Chenoweth, Stanley Bontrager, Mary Fitz- gibbon, Jim Terwillegar, Don Rossow, Craig Busick. ROW 6: Rodney Malpass, David Steele, Kelly Mudd, Dick Barker, Terry Saucier, Kevin Wentz, Brian Smith. lt Ie, —_ lla e Mini-Classes Were Offered During Snow Week LOWER RIGHT: Lori Love gets a going over at a special interest class in fashions, LOWER LEFT: Jim Dryer and Randy Freeze teach a class in karate. LEFT: Mr. Klisch is shown teach- ing a class entitled Powder Puff Mechanics . WA Senior High Pep Club _ , i BACK ROW (L. TOR.): B. Hoyt, J. Dryer, D. Hayes, R. Bouck, L. Wilson, H. Short, K. Hoyt, R. March, K. Miller, M. Parsons. 7th ROW: S. Ladner, L. Love, C. Retherford, D. Robbins, B. Breasbois, M. Hagle, J. Lee, L. McIntosh, J. Keenan. 6th ROW: J. Fuller, S. Shively, K. Little, P. Parsons, D. Holmsen, V. Jeffries, M. Gandy, D. King, T. Beach, P. Stone, J. Finney. 5th ROW: S. Weston, C. Batdorf, S. Putnam, S. Marquardt, D. Phillips, M. VanMeter, C. Emmen- dorfer, L. McRoberts, K. Badour, K. Weaver, 4th ROW: J. Pangborn, N. Breault, D. Blubaugh, C. Fleischmann, M. Blubaugh, B. Burch, D. Haggit, J. Clark, K. Hickerson, 3rd ROW: D. Crosby, G. Ost- rander, M. Devereaux, R. Kobel, K. Fick, K. Hug- gard, D. Scribner, M. Juengel, M. Jacobs, D. Her- ringshaw. 2nd ROW: A. Chatterton, L. Lambert, M. Moe, P. Mizer, K. Maxson, B. Phillips, L. Sasse, R. Haggit, D. McIntosh, BOTTOM: S. English, P. Heb- ner, B. Fick, S. Holton, J. Kovacevich, Miss Beach, Mr. Dodick. TI thought it was a pie eating contest, but it's not. It was Tenley Devore at a junior high dance. 18 The 1971-72 year saw the formation of a new camera club under the guidance of Mr. Tom DeGrow. Members were taught how to develop and print their own pictures in the school's dark room. FRONT ROW: (L. TO R.): Mike McCann, Mr. DeGrow, Stan Bontrager. MIDDLE ROW: Peter Friedrich, Dan Vickey, Mark Shattuck. BACK ROW: Benny Breasbois, Dewey Hock, Mark Burkett. Not Pictured: Jeff Warner. Junior High Pep Club BOTTOM ROW: (L. TO R.): Becky Allen, Sue Vickey, Shelley Pretzer, Debbie Shattock, Kathy Hall, Kris Breed- love, Lise Steinmentz. 2nd ROW: Debbie Brown, Brenda Breasbois, Elizabeth Rios, JoAnn Robinson, Kim Bowen, Sandra Gatzke, Judy Duggan, Lori Breedlove, Lori Fields, Jim Schaefer. 3rd ROW: Kent Stalter, Kevin Phillips, Tom Shuart, Patty Courtney, Sue Woodbury, Audrey Hekkila, Bruce Perry, Dennie Bliss, Pat Owens, Craig Pur- sell. 4th ROW: Jeff Fuller, Greg Burgeron, Sue Campbell, Mona Schuler, Sue Thorton, Kathy Miller, Connie Hale, Chuck Albaugh. 5th ROW: Kathy Finney, Rose Finney, Katrina Dopp, Ann Betron, Margo Dickerson, Tammy Dug- gan, Yvonne Bowen, Becky Tepatti, Bonnie Raymond. TOP ROW: Pam Twining, Barb Terwillegar, Julie Ann Szy- perski, Lori Bober, Marilyn Yoder, Marcella Wallace, Patti Jones, Liza Jackson, Laura Harnick. 19 Senior High Chorus TOP (L. TOR.) Nola Clark, Norine Blubaugh, Jo VanMeter, Lauralee McRoberts, Doug Myers, Brian Wheeler, Doug Tayler, Cindy Clark, Liz Vinson. MIDDLE: Ann Burch, Barb Knapp, Pam Clark, Mary Anne VanMeter, Pat Heath, Dawn Reist, Carleen Doran, Kay McLeod, Kathy Grice, Linda Grinnell. BOTTOM: Mr. Rickert, director; Mary Tracy, Deb Dickerson, Elaine Anibal, Anna Moone, Karen Miller, Dar Talbot, Sheryl Wade, Denice Doeh- ring, Diane Aukerman. Social Service Club BOTTOM (L. TO R.): Tim Bejeck, Phil Mapes, Karen Carroll. TOP: Jeff Badour, Chuck Inman, Mrs. Dollie, advisor. ae a ow. 20 Ski Club Has Active Season At Bintz’s Weekly excursions to Bintz's were the winter fare for the B.C, Ski Club. On February 26 they traveled to Boyne Mountain where some members competed in the National Standard Races. AT LEFT: Ski Club- Janet Woodcock, Kevin Seelhof, Mr. Kuehl, Becky Ha- vens, Jeff Holmsen, 2nd ROW: Kay Lit- tle, Terry Murphy, Al Caldecourt, Greg Buchanan, Mark Love, Tom Smith. 3rd ROW: Sandy Peasley, Kelly DeVore, Maxine Livingston, Connie Emmendorfer, Vickie Buchanan. 4th ROW: Dennis Friedrich, Bill Fisher, Tim Titus. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS: 1st ROW: Sue Tyrrell, Kim Klein, Sheryl Otey, Julie Freeze, Linda Welch, Kathy Hall, Nancy Wheeler. 2nd ROW: Sandra Gatzke, Brenda Huber, Jill Hayes, Debbie Cie- linski, Laura Jones, Sue Thorton. 3rd ROW: Susan Brawt, Karen Wiggins, Sherry Eastman, Denise Purcell, Colleen Van Wert, Pam Taylor, Karla Hartnagle. ea ; mews pen: e 2 Jr. and Sr. Councils Have § Active Year ABOVE, Senior Council (BOT- TOM, L. TO R.): Greg Copus, Jeff Holmsen, Tom Hayes, Chuck McDonald, John Perry. (SEATED): Sally English, Rick Tepatti, Vice President. Henry Mashue, President; Candee Lan- dis, Secretary; Helen Short, Treasurer; Kathy Weaver. (STANDING): Debbie Holmsen, Joan Kovacevich, Mr. Mielock, Jean Dopp, Kevin Arthur, Sue Lashuay, Dave Maschino, Janice Brown, Marla Marden, Julie Pangborn, Mary Linton, Joan Jardno. AT RIGHT, Junior Coun- cil (STANDING, L. TO R.): Mrs. Hartley, Jim Terwillegar, 7th grade rep.; Russell Wilson, 7th grade rep. (SEATED): Brian Moore, 8th grade rep.; Majorie Garret, secretary; Dawn Short, President; Barb Terwillegar, President; Andrea Dryer, Trea- surer; Tina Landis, Historian. Laan ae at i 4 22 Campus Life’s “Scream in the Dark” Draws Record Halloween Crowd AT LEFT: Robin Smith, Thereas Parker and Jean Dopp are caught freshening up. BOTTOM LEFT: Mary Linton regains her strength in the graveyard. CENTER RIGHT: Jean Dopp, Ken McLeod and Mary Moe are shown here after a hard day at school. BOTTOM RIGHT: Joan Jardno is shown here without her make-up. Lettermen Claim to Have “Bettermen” Club BACK (L. TOR.): Rick Tepatti, Dennis Morden, John Breault, Dave Kurfman, Rich Livingston, Kip Weaver, Mike Kobel, Mike Robinson, Don Terwillegar, Tom Bejeck, Rick Reeves. 3rd ROW: Ben Steele, Roger Hoggard, Chuck Mc- Donald, Dave Batdorf, Jeff Walters, Dave Mas- chino, Tim Davidson, Doyle Yoder, Ray Pelton. 2nd ROW: Tom Leddy, Tom Hayes, Brian Mar- quardt, Roger McIntosh, George Terrill, Randy Shaffer, Mike Parsons, Paul Sasse, Joe Buckey, Jeff Holzhausen. FRONT: Mr. Woodward, advi- sor; Glenn Johnson, Secretary, Harold Love, President; Steve Blumer, Treasurer; Jim Keenan, Vice-President. AT RIGHT: It takes people to make a team strong. Joe Buckey is shown here with the weight lifting machine which he built. 24 “He | | | | | ] Girls Athletic Association (BOTTOM, L. TOR.): Kathy Lyons, Denise McIntosh, Sue Holton, Joan Kovacevich, Paula Johnston, Jeanine Dopp, Dawn Hayes, Cindy Holbert, Sue Lashuay, Cathy Miller. (2nd) Mary Jacobs, Rhonda Haggit, Linda Sasse, Vickie Hagle y, Ann Blumer, Becky Breasbois, Roxanne Wiggins, Denay Smith, Kendal Morris, Janice Brown. (3rd) Mrs. Thurston, adv.; Debbie Kovacevich, Donna Herringshaw, Sandy Peasley, Debbie Haggit, Kathy Welch, Yvette Hagle, Cindy Nordbeck, Sue Ray, Janet Dyer, Carleen Doran, Gale Burch. (4th) Gaye Ostrander, Sue Mar- quardt, Mary Juengel, Mary Linton, Robin Smith, Theresa Parker, Joanne VanMeter, Debbie Dyer, Rose Glynn, Nancy Krotzer, Ruth Glynn, (Sth) Dottie Phillips, Marianne VanMeter, Connie Emmendorfer, Debbie King, Marla Gandy, Dottie Mashue, Pam Stone, Sandy Miller, Pam Mizer, Barb Moore, Brenda Crall. (TOP) Leticia Rios, Karen Leddy, Cindy Bontrager, Judy Fuller, Sally Weston. Bowling Intramurals (TORI TOR, )s Jim Bliss, Gary Swift, Ken Lashuay, John Perry, Rick Reeves, Dennis Friedrich, Mike Barber, Ken McCloud, Jeff Rogers, Carl Ordiway, Gary Johnson. Sth ROW: Larry Foster, Ann Marie Szyperski, Christine McClain, Mike Clark, Karen Miller, Becky Lake, Sue Corbett, Teena Turner, Brenda Crall, Guy Johnson, Steve Mashue. 4th ROW: John Breault, David Weimer, Kathy Carroll, Nola Clark, Jonquil Orvis, Debbie Crall, Patti Hopkins, Mark Brown, Rodney Ordiway, Rodney Orvis, Keith Kenyon. 3rd ROW: Mrs. Thurston, adv.; Mrs. Am- mond, Chris Cassiday, Mary Juengel, Vicki Hagley, Yvette Hagle, Kathie Miller, Ronda Haggit, Cindy Gandy, Karen Wetherell, Steve Emmerson. 2nd ROW: Tim Dryer, Jim Schaefer, Lauralee Lambert, Kathy Lyons, Cindy Nordbeck, Ruth Glenn, Rose Glenn, Debbie Dyer, Vicki Stack, Terri Ferguson, Jeanine Dopp, Dave Jeffries. BOT- TOM ROW: Deb Kovacevich, Karen Carroll, Robin Smith, Mary Linton, Paula Johnston, Theresa Parker, Jim Dry- er, Debbie Holmsen, Debbie Haggit, Tim Brown, Steve Eastman. 25 8 Che SE A ARRAN ES Afternoon Co-Ops BOTTOM (L. TO R.): Gavin Frantz, Pres.; Kathi Wag- goner, Vice Pres; Robin Sirrine, Treasurer; Sheryl Wade, Sec.; Joan Jardno, Stu. Coun. Rep.; Mr. Le- Viere, advisor. SECOND ROW: Mary Linton, Denise Doehring, Mary Batcke, Laura Wallace, Patty Howi- son, Dawn Reist. THIRD ROW: Robin Smith, Nancy Hill, Linda Chatterton, Ronda Anger, Aleta Camp- bell, Lugene Schmelzer, Debbie Goodall. FOURTH ROW: Rhoda March ™-cky Havens, Mike Wirtz, Eugene Stevens, Pam Freeman, Steve Peasley. TOP ROW: Dan Ginter, Tony Lentz, Kevin Seelhoff, Fred Hubert, Bill Upham, Don Hartnagle. AT RIGHT: It takes people to get the job done. Don Ginter is shown here on the job at Community Drug. 26 ACTIVITIES Morning Co-Ops LEFT TO RIGHT: Lanis Fick, Bob Hoyt, Ed Yatch, Pam Schalk, Jim Morgan, Dan Cielinski. CENTER LEFT: Mr. LeViere is shown going over some Co-op ma- terial with Mike Wirtz (LEFT) and Eugene Stevens (RIGHT). It takes people like Mr. LeViere to keep this program running smoothly. ANT g rts Saat = ; . bd PS Spanish Club BOTTOM (L. TO R.): Gaye Ostrander, Cindy Ginter, is Bontrager, Mrs. Zinck, advisor. SECOND ROW: Diane Scribner, Kip Weaver, John Blubaugh, Tim Page. THIRD ROW: Leticia Rios, Debbie Crosby, Judy Fuller, Pam Mizer, Dorene Raab. TOP: Dawn Blubaugh, Marsha Blu- F h ( | b baugh, Ann Chatterton, Cheryl Fleishmann, ren G U Cindy Miller, Dave Thomas. ! TOP (L. TOR.): Mrs. Baney, advisor; Julaine Westjohn, q Kelly Diamond, Carol Lenardson. MIDDLE: Dave Flem- inger, Kendall Morris, Chris Rousseau, Carol Brown. i FRONT: Janice Brown, Nancy Reist, John Lowe, Norine Blubaugh. 27 Hi Lites Puts Eighth Grade in Spotlight TOP RIGHT: The Senior Hight Student Council did a take off on What's my Line? called Guess my Profession I Dare You. CENTER RIGHT: The Senior class entered their skit entitled The Baby Shower. BOTTOM LEFT: The eighth grade class took first place with their version of Laugh-In. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Super Duper Pom Pooper , by the Junior High Student Council took second place. Ce eaaaad ‘os National Honor Society BELOW (BOTTOM, L. TO R.): Tony Lentz, President; Glenn Johnson, Vice-President; Harold Love, Treasurer; Dawn Reist, Secretary; Mrs. Thurlow, Advisor. SEC- OND ROW: Tom Hayes, Chuck McDonald, Gavin Frantz, Laura Wallace, Patty Howison, Kathy Weaver, Mary Linton. TOP ROW; Steve Blumer, Paula John- ston, Dorene Raab, Debbie Holmsen, Elaine Hart, Linda Chatterton, Janet Bihn, Candee Landis. AT LEFT: The co-op Club took third place in Hi-Lites with their skit called Funny Fashions. ' Students Keep Up With News Through Shield and Lancer RIGHT: First semester Shield Staff, (L. TO R.): George Terrill, sports editor; Jim Keenan, business manager; Kathy Welch, layout; and Debbie Holmsen, editor (business manager second semester). FACING PAGE: The Lancer yearbook staff is caught clowning in the publica- tions room. They are LEFT TO RIGHT, Ann Blumer, assistant editor; Paula Johnston, editor; Helen Short, assistant business manager; and Mary Linton, Business manager. Kim Fick, Typist. ABOVE: Paul Sasse, LEFT, was the Shield sports editor for the second semester, while Rick Tepatti was Shield editor. aes 30 iy 5 } | ; I Fae ABOVE: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Ann Blumer, Paula Johnston, Helen Short, and Mary Linton. Kathy Hoyt, Typist. oe FRON T ROW (L. TO R.): Norine Blubaugh, Lynn Strait, Greg Copus, Tom Hayes, Harold Love, and George Ter- rill. 2nd ROW: Theresa Parker, Kathy Weaver, Robin Bouck, Shelly Ladner, Jackie Thompson, and Linda Wilson. 3rd ROW: Jeff Holzhausen, Paul Sasse, Mike DeBolt, Marla Marden, Helen Short and Jim Morgan. TOP ROW: Steve Mashue, Lewis Davis, Steve Grace, Rick Hall, and Greg Casorso. Two State Forensic Finalists Helen Short, competing in extempore speaking led the way with the only first in district forensic compet- ition. Taking seconds were Dan Ginter, extempore speaking; Robin Bouck, declamation; and Jim Morgan, radio. Helen and Jim both earned firsts in regional compe- tition and advanced to the State Forensic Finals in Ann Arbor where Jim was eliminated in the semi-final round and Helen in the preliminaries. JUNIOR VARSITY DEBATERS - FACING PAGE TOP-(L. TOR.) Robin Bouck, Vickie Hagley, Lewis Davis, Greg Casorso, Rick Hall and Steve Grace. Pe Debaters Finish Seventh in State Competition The Lancer debaters compiled an 86-34 record for the year and finished seventh in State Class B competition. It marked the fifth time in nine years that they were in semi-finals. The team placed first in the North Central Debate League; sec- ond in the Central Michigan League; second in the Cross-X League (J. V. division); and third in the Cross-X Varsity League. They were first in the Lower Thumb Tourney, and took both second and third in the Big Rapids Tourney. BELOW: Varsity Debaters (L. TO R.): Lynn Strait (26-9), Jim Morgan (25-11), Paul Sasse (16-7), Helen Short (26-6), Dan Ginter (15-9), and Marla Marden (29-6). + oe ATHLETICS WE ARE INCLINED TO THINK THAT IF WE WATCH A FOOTBALL OR A BASEBALL GAME, WE HAVE TAKEN PART IN IT. John F. Kennedy FRONT ROW: (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mike Spitnale, Roger McIntosh, Jerry Stanford, Joe Buckey, Jim Keenan, George | Terrill, Harold Love, Keith Steele, Ray Pelton. SECOND ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): John Breault, Bill Upham, Kurt Twining, Jeff Holzhausen, Kip Weaver, Doyle Yoder, Rick Tepatti, Mike Parsons. THIRD ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Tom Grice, Tom Stone, Jim Robinson, Dave Batdorf, Dave Kurfman, Tim Bejeck, Asst. Coach Karr and Coach Wall. Varsity Record Is 2-7 The record of this year's Lancer foot- ball team does not quite speak of a team which was only defeated by one touchdown in each of its first five outings while los- ing homecoming by an extra point attempt which failed. The year's highlight must have been the defensive team which never allowed more than two touchdowns per game in its conference games, Mike Parsons, Joe Buckey, and Jerry Stanford were selected to the all conference defensive team. Team honors went to David Batorf as most valuable defensive player, Jerry Stanford, most valuable back, and Joe Buckey, most valuable line-man. 36 Three Varsity Gridders Make All Conference LEFT: Mike Spitnale makes a tackle against Meridian. CENTER: Jerry Stanford carries the ball as he flies through the air. BELOW LEFT: Jim Keenan on a quarterback roll out against Meridian. BELOW RIGHT: Pass from Jim Keenan to Tom Stone. RIGHT: Buck Love gets some instructions on the side- lines between plays from Asst. Coach, Roger Karr. SCORES BoC: Opponent iT? = 20 Meridian 6 “ 14 Bridgeport 0 = 8 Chesaning Z = 14 Corunna 6 - 14 Ovid- Elsie 6 = 8 St. Louis 1 = 0 Ithaca 6 - Al John Gleen 13 = 6 Freeland Sy UPPER LEFT: No. 11 Dave Batdorf moves in for the tackle. UPPER RIGHT: George Terrill fol- lowing pass reception. CENTER LEFT: No. 20 Harold Love running the ball against St. Louis. CENTER RIGHT: No. 26 John Breault carries the ball in the homecoming game against St. Louis. AT RIGHT: No. 31 Jerry Stanford is tackled by an unidentified Bridgeport player. 38 FRONT ROW: (L. TO R.): Jerry Owens, Jeff Warner, Pe HAST ee Loe Greg Buchanan, Steve Crall, Duane Wyse, Mike Ross, Ken Bennet, Coach Bragg, Coach Gilstad, Keith Fleminger, mgr. 2nd ROW (L. TO R.): Mike Card, Karl Bontrager, Terry Woirl, Chuck Dolly, Gary Wontorcik, Kevin DeMott, Lonnie Bradshaw, Kevin Stevens, Ed King. TOP ROW (L. TOR.): Mark Pelton, Greg Copus, Jim Raag, Dave Fleminger, Tim Phelps, Lenny Lewis, Tom Smith, Bob Kruger, Craig Mizer, Danny Dryer, mgr. 39 Frosh End Season With A 4-1-1 Record The freshmen football team, led by Duane Wyse, ended the 1971 football season with a 4-1-1 record. The frosh rolled up a total of 1731 yards, with 1340 yards on the ground and 391 yards in the air. Wyse had 827 yards in 113 carries. SCORES BC OPPONENT BC Son) Chesaning BC 14-46 Ovid- Elsie BC 30- 8 St. Louis BE 14-14 Ithaca BE 20- 0 Clare BGC Forefit Corunna LEFT: Duane Wyse carries the ball while fighting off the opposition in the St. Louis game. fe if hits : Rete ‘3 5y 8 ie] AD cae FRONT (L. TOR. ): Tom Miller, Mr. Whitehead, Mike Steele, Dave Holzhausen, Doug Taylor. MIDDLE (L. TO R. ): Kevin Terwillegar, Richard Cottrell, Dave Miller, Kevin Arthur, Mark Howison, Bill Wolgast. BACK (L. TO R. ): Kris Shangle, Denny Spitnale, Dan Woodcock, Ken Allen, Ed Shuart, Phil Bejeck. J.V. Gridders Have 2-4-2 Season Theron Varsity.oridderscexperi. enced a 2-4-2 season this year. The lack of personnel was felt throughout the year as many freshmen were called upon to fill the empty positions. The J. V. offense was led by Kevin Arthur and Lonnie Finney while the de- fense was sparked by Denny Spitnale. RIGHT: Coach Art Carroll gives last minute in- structions to Dave Miller. 40 SCORES BC OPPOSITION BC 30- 6 Meridian BC LAR E22 Chesaning BC 6 - 34 Corunna BC 6- 6 Ovid-Elsie BC 6- 6 St. Louis BC 8 - 14 Ithaca BC G08 Bay City All Saints BC 22 - 20 Freeland AT LEFT: 86, Bill Wolgast carries the ball. CENTER: 30, Ed Shuart makes his way through Ovid-Elsie's de- fensive line, BOTTOM LEFT: 31, Doug Taylor makes the tackle. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dave Miller gets a fine pass away. fy hall we me 3 KNEELING, (L. TO R.): Dave Milhisler, Clark Most, Phil Miller, Kurt Blumer, Rick Clark, Mike Greer, Bill Fisher. STANDING, (L. TO R.): Chris Lyons, Jeff Carroll, Rich Livingston, Gregg Hoggard, Steve Blum- er, Roger Hoggard, Tom Bejcek, Tom Leddy, Coach Grebe. Hoggard Brothers Lead Lancers Harriers Gregg Hoggard was voted most val- uable runner on this year's Lancer Cross Country team. Gregg placed sec- ond at the conference meet, held records on three courses, and was the only Lan- cer runner to qualify for the state meet where he finished 28th. Gregg was followed closely by his brother Roger who is tied with Gregg for the Bullock Creek Cross Country course time. Gregg and Roger, along with Jeff Carroll, made the all-conference team. RIGHT: Gregg and Roger Hoggard are caught here run- ning first and second on the Lancer course. 42 SCORES | DG aeOPP. CONFERENCE Lom aLwas 45 St. Louis 44 2ueerot; Louis 7130 Bullock Creek 45 19 Chesaning 37 Corunna Suh 47 Corunna 36 Ithaca 104 Shepherd 38 Chesaning 110 19 Ovid-Elsie 40 Ovid- Elsie 160 25 Bridgeport 31 30 Steelouis 26 Ly Eisenhower 44 vA Ithaca 40 LEFT: Steve Blumer in a close finish. LEFT: Tom Bejeck keeps up the drive. BOTTOM LEFT: Roger Hoggard and Jeff Carroll finish big. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ray Pelton congratulates Tom Leddy. Cee 43 FRONT (L TO R): Brian DeBolt, Rick Reeves, Tom Hayes, Brian Marquardt, Randy Schaefer, Chuck McDonald, Phil Wade, Bill McDonald. BACK (L TO R): Coach LeViere, Dennis Friedrich, Dennis Morden, Duane Otey, Mark Short, Tim Hill, Mike DeBolt. Hayes Is Voted Most Valuable Golfer Tom Hayes was again the most valuable golfer and was named to the All-Conference team for the second year in a TOW. BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC BC 8th Oscoda SCORES 186-161 191-209 174-178 Ug ed hes, 203-207 198 189-185 193-169 189-206 179-174 191-196 185-181 191-169 176-167 188-169 oth Conference 25th Regionals RIGHT: Tom Hayes displays the form that won him several honors. Alma Ovid- Elsie Chesaning Meridian Freeland John Glenn Ithaca St. Louis Meridian Chesaning Ovid- Elsie Corunna John Glenn Freeland St. Louis Invitational 44 FRONT (L. TO R.): Dave Maschino, Roger McIntosh, Jesse Myers, Brian Marquardt, Chuck McDonald; 2nd ROW (L. TO R.): Richard Glenn, Kurt Twining, Harold Love, Tom Stone, Randy Schaefer; 3rd ROW (L. TO R.): Bill Thompson, Dave Kurfman, Glenn Johnson, Paul Sasse, Coach Peter Injasoulian. Marquardt Leads Lancer Five to 8-8 Season Leading the Lancers to an 8-8 regular season record this year was Brian Mar- quardt, hot shooting senior guard. Mar- quardt connected on a fantastic 53 percent from the floor as he set new school re- cords in both points scored (422) and point average (24.8). This topped the records set by Jim Kovacevich back in 1965 of 410 points and 24.1 points per game. First year Coach Peter Injasoulian's squad began the season without having one man who had ever started a varsity game, but they managed to find them- selves in the thick of battle in nearly every game. Marquardt, the team's Most Valuable Player, was a unanimous selection to the All- Conference team while Jesse Myers and Roger McIntosh got an honorable mention. AT LEFT: Brian (Grover) Marquardt goes to the board for a lay-up in the home game against Chesaning. TOP LEFT: Dave Maschino shoots a jump shot as Kurt Twining looks on. TOP RIGHT: Chuck McDonald receives a pass as he attempts to score against Chesaning. BOTTOM RIGHT: Roger McIntosh goes up for two points as teammates Jess Myers and Dave Maschino look on. FACING PAGE TOP LEFT: Jess Myers puts up a hook shot as the opposing Indi- ana tribe gazes on. BOTTOM LEFT: Chuck McDonald strains as he puts up a layup. BOTTOM RIGHT: Senior Glenn Johnson fires a jumper over the head of an Indi- an foe. 46 602800 (eee 8) eb Be. G7 69- 66 64- 65 84- 89 fee ee) FMB fot ah he, 90- 66 O1Fa7 6 72-104 ero ries 93- 74 70= 63 SCORES Opponent Meridian Hemlock Chesaning Corunna Merrill Ovid- Elsie St. Louis Ithaca Chesaning Merrill Corunna Ovid- Elsie Hemlock St. Louis Meridian Ithaca BOTTOM (L, TO R.): Pat Owens and Scott Copus, Managers. SECOND ROW: Jeff Holmsen, Rick Tepatti, Bill Mc- Donald, Lonnie Finney, Duane Wyse, Doug Taylor. THIRD ROW: Dave Holzhausen, Mark Howison, Dan Kurfman, Dan Varner, John Hartnagle. TOP: Coach Karr, Duane Otey, Gene Foote, Bill Wolgast, Al Caldecourt. J.V. Basketball The JV basketball team played consis- tant ball throughout the season finishing with a 10-6 record, Mark Howison was voted as the team's most valuable player; Rick Tepatti was team captain; Al Caldecourt was voted the most improved player; and Bill McDonald and Duane Wyse showed the most valuable de- fensive player award, Lonie Finney was the leading scorer with a 13.1 points per game average and lead in steals with 66 and most assists with 23. AT RIGHT: Duane Wyse displays the form which earned him a share of the most valuable defensive player award. 48 49 SCORES BaG, BC 41-42 BC 66-62 BC 68-63 BC 66-54 BC 70-63 BC 46-56 BC 64-43 BC 45-56 BC OOF) BC 62-46 BC 74-51 BC Sohege Ny BC 76-72 BC 69-80 BC Fide G2 BC 74-60 OPPONENT Meridian Hemlock Chesaning Corunna Merrill Ovid- Elsie Dt 1Ouis Ithaca Chesaning Merrill Corunna Ovid- Elsie Hemlock St. Louis Meridian Ithaca TOP LEFT: Jeff Holmsen leans into this shot. TOP CENTER: Duane Otey is stunned. BOTTOM LEFT: Lonnie Finney lead the team with a 13.1 point average. BOTTOM CENTER: Rick Tepatti with a fine jump shot. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mark Howison puts one in under the basket. TOP (L. TO R.): Lewis Davis, Mitch Diamond, Lonnie Bradshaw, Rick Hall, Rick Rios, Chad Bontrager, manager. THIRD: Mike DeBolt, Tom Hagle, Clark Most, Mike McCann, Chuck Dolley, Lenny Myers, Kevin Demott. SEC- OND: Phil Wade, Jim Hackett, Brian Bugbee, Bob Kruger, Mark Morey, Craig Mizer, Dave Thomas. BOTTOM: Mr. LeViere, Carl Bontrager, Steve Crall, Phil Carroll, Tim Phelps, Greg Copus, Tom Leddy. Freshman Basketball Conference Tournament action found the Frosh in second place behind Ovid- Elsie with a 1-1 record. During regular season play the freshman compiled a 2-8 record with victories over St. Louis and Ithaca. Kevin Demott and Tim Phelps lead in total points for the season. SCORES BC OPPONENT 42 Central 64 48 Chesaning 74 21 Ovid- Elsie 15) 48 Central 12 63 St. Louis 50 34 Ithaca Pe 49 Jefferson 98 58 Chesaning 97 ne Jefferson 78 47 Ovid- Elsie oie) TOURNEY 62 Ovid- Elsie Oe: 56 Chesaning 62 AT RIGHT: Tim Phelps is shown with the determina- tion it takes to make a good ball handler. 50 TOP (L. TOR.): Mark Pelton, Keith Walters, Jeff Foote, Mike Card, Jerry Owens, Gary Wontorcik. THIRD ROW: Greg Ladner, Jeff Warner, Ed Huber, Tommy Sterns, Mark Love, Tom Bejeck, Darvin DeBolt, Bill Fisher. SEC- COND ROW: Jow Wallace, Kevin Terwillegar, Jeff Walters, Ray Pelton, Tim Little, Hank Post, Jim Terwillegar. BOTTOM: Doyle Yoder, Dan Myers, Joe Buckey, Don Terwillegar, Mike Robinson, Jeff Carroll, Wade Wheeler. Varsity Wrestling Inexperience and injuries palgued the Lancers with only four seniors on the varsity squad. This year two Lancers went to the state match, Joe Buckey and Jeff Walters. These same two shared the Most Valuable Wrestler award of the 71-72 season. Hank Post, a first year wrestler, was awarded the Most Improved Wrestler title. The high point of the season was the conference match with three B.C. wrestlers taking first. CENTER: Joe Buckey is shown here pinning his man in the match against Corunna. LEFT: Coach Grostick and his team look on at the action on the mat. TOP LEFT: Hank Post (185) Most Improved Wrestler. TOP RIGHT: Jeff Carroll (119) working for a reversal. MIDDLE LEFT: Jeff Walters (165) 6th place in State Tourney. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mike Kobel (112) Conference Champ. BOTTOM RIGHT: Don Terwillegar (126) working for pin. oP SCORES B.C, OPPONENT Owosso Tourney 8th B.C. BORE. Midland Boks Ade Ze) Chesaning PEO 24-34 John Glenn B.C. 18-46 Corunna BiG. 32 20 Freeland B.C, 11-40 Ovid- Elsie Freeland Tourney 7th BSG, Sb yg | St. Louis Midland Tourney 3rd oh Se 9-48 Mt. Pleasant BC! 12-42 Bay City Central Dre. 30722 Midland 2 ih ee 19-28 John Glenn Bets: 48-13 Ithaca _ Shepherd Tourney Sth Delta Tourney 12th BAC, 28-30 Chesaning B,C, 19-37 Seminary Behe 28-33 Oscoda Deas, 18-44 Shepherd Bao 54-14 Freeland Conference Tourney 3rd 5S ABOVE: Randy Schaefer led off the Ithaca game here with a home run. FAR RIGHT: Brian Marquardt led the pitching staff in wins. RIGHT: Roger McIntosh compiled a 1-2 record anda 2.10 ERA. BELOW: BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R.): George Terrill, Brian Mar- quardt, Jim Keenan, Chuck Mc- Donald, Roger McIntosh, Tom Hayes, Coach Whitehead. SECOND ROW: Randy Schaefer, Hank Post, Keith Beach, Tom Stone, Chris Bontrager, Billy Mc- Donald, Kevin Arthur, Rick Tepatti. TOP ROW: Coach Woodward, Stanley Bontrager, Mgr.; Greg Ladner, John Breault, Brent East- man, Rusty Graham, Mgr. 54 Varsity Nine Is Third In Conference LEFT: Jim Keenan got the jump on the Ithaca pitcher and stole second base safely. CENTER: Chuck McDonald steps into the ball and displays the form that made him the Lancer's top hitter at .324. BOTTOM LEFT: Second baseman Randy Schaefer looks on as Bill McDonald puts the tag on an Ovid-Elsie runner that got too far off base. SCORES BG ord Midland BG. 4-.5 Midland BCe My peee Chesaning BOO eT6- 0 Corunna Bet Ao aL Ovid- Elsie 316 Ue i St; .Louis Bet jae6 Freeland BC ope AW Freeland BC 4- 2 Ithaca BG R284 Chesaning BC 9- 4 Meridian BC 0O- 1 Meridian BC T= QO Corunna Be 0-10 Ovid- Elsie BG 6- 4 Ithaca TOPtHITTERS Chuck McDonald . 324 Randy Schaefer . 268 Tom Hayes dee Brent Eastman 2272, Jim Keenan P2280 PIT CHING WI ERA Walters Mes: Tatg Marquardt Me htt 2.03 Stone PAD). Ppgahe Eastman 2-0 0.00 McIntosh ieee ZetQ RY. Baseball UWrRmoORNIWO?! TOP (L TO R): Coach Bill Wall, Phil Wade, Kevin De- Mott, Dennis Friedrich, Greg Knopp, Lonnie Hackett and Kelly Mudd, managers. CEN- TER: Jeff Warner, Gary Won- torcik, Dave Thomas, Kevin Stevens, Craig Mizer, Dave Corner, Randy Ripee, man- ager. BOTTOM: Dave Holz- hausen, Steve Emerson, Bill Wolgast, Dan LaMee, Doug Taylor, John Hartnagle. BELOW RIGHT: The photog- rapher catches a piece of the action at second base. RIGHT: Mark Howison displays his powerful swing and follow- through. SCORES Central Midland Northeast Ovid- Elsie Meridian Clare Hemlock Central Clare Ovid- Elsie Meridian Meridian Northeast OPPONENT 10 — Nwou = me OOO FP COON F WH 56 setae % : oa : INVITATIONALS MEETS Thinclads Win Huron Sth: BC 93-30 Chesaning A mina “Sparen rd. BC. «107-67 Clare : Fifth Straight etn oe Ste | 798 Hemlock : fi ot. LOUIS. ; 13t -19 Freeland : ; CMU BC 89-33. Corunna League Title | Ce BC. 80-43 Ovid-Elsie Regionals BC 79°45 ot? Louis BC 01-42) Ithaca Sparked by a school - Conference eas oe record of 199 points from senior Jesse Myers, the 1972 version of the Lancer track squad streaked to their 25th straight win and their 3rd straight undefeat- ed season. Other season highlights included a third place finish out of 80 teams at the indoor M.S.U. Spartan Relays, a fourth consecutive Regional title, and the winning of the con- ference trophy for the fifth year in a row. BOTTOM LEFT: BACK ROW (L TO R. ): Buck Love, Roger Hoggard, Tim Davidson, Dave Maschino, Ben Steele, Greg Hoggard, Coach Grebe. FIFTH ROW: Coach Mielock, Mike Parsons, Kip Weaver, Steve Blumer, Tony Lentz, Jesse Myers, Glenn Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Stanford, Kurt Twining, Paul Sasse, Rick Reeves, Lonnie Finney, Brian | Wheeler, Curt Blumer. THIRD ROW: Tom Smith, Greg Copus, Jim Hackett, Dave Mil- ler, Dan Varner, Dave LaMee, Mike Card, Duane Wyse, Tom Grice. SECOND ROW: Rich Livingston, Phil Bejcek, Chuck Dolley, Jeff Carroll, Carl Bontrager, Clark Most, Bob Kruger, Steve Crall, Chris Hoggard, manager. BOTTOM ROW: Dave Millhisler, manager; Mark Love, Tom Leddy, Bill Fisher, Jim Schafer, Tom Bejcek, Phil Miller, Tim Bejcek, manager. TOP LEFT: Rick Reeves shows the form that enabled him to clear. t0'6 . TOP LEFT: Four year letterman Gregg Hoggard nips Evoy of Ithaca for another 2 mile victory. TOP RIGHT: Coach Bill Gr ebe and half Miler Paul Sasse review the race. CENTER RIGHT: Dave Maschino anchor's a BC victory in the 880 relay. Maschino also anchored the mile relay squad (Tim Davidson, Steve Blumer, Paul Sasse, Mas- chino) that set a new school rec- ord at 3:32.0. BOTTOM RIGHT: Blazing to a victory in the 100 yd. dash, Phil Bejcek also led off the 880 and 440 yard relays as he upped his season point total from 2 points, in 1971 to 72 points in 1972. The 440 relay squad of Bejcek, Tony Lentz, Glenn Johnson, and Jesse Myers established a school record of 45.2. i 58 TOP LEFT CENTER: Clearing the Bar at 6'5 and streaking to one of his many victories in the High Hurdles is Jesse Myers whose phenomenal four year tenure as a varsity Lancer trackman helped to earn him the Senior Athlete of the year award. CENTER RIGHT: Miler Roger Hoggard, shown here striding to an easy victory in the 880 against Ithaca was voted honorary captain and shared the title of most valu- able runner with Dave Maschino. BOTTOM LEFT: Mike Parsons Pr shows the form that helped him ? AA EY , eS bring the shot put mark from Vp teemmmaam mete tGs GOK a cis , aie 44' 6 1 2 to 53' 7 3 4 during i , ke 4 his high school career. ].V. Cheerleaders Win First Place Honors At Clinic ABOVE: Sue Putnam is shown accepting the first place trophy for competition in the Cheer- leading Clinic, Northwood In- stitute, for schools with a Stu- dent population of less than 500. RIGHT: Freshman Cheerleaders (LEFT TO RIGHT): Linda Wil- son; Lori Love; Jane Keenan, captain; Lois Mc Intosh, Cindy Retherford, Kim Badour. ao oe ae a 7 Cheerleaders Add Spark and Spirit to Sports Program LEFT-Varsity Cheerleaders (LEFT TO RIGHT): ABOVE-Diane Scrib- ner, Karen Fick, and Kathy Hug- gard. BELOW-Kathy Hoyt, Rhonda Kobel and Michelle Devereaux. BELOW-Junior Varsity Cheerleaders (LEFT TO RIGHT): Sue Putnam, Cindy Batdorf, Helen Short (capt. ), Nancy Breault, Julie Pangborm and Vickie Jeffries. ee ee Sz. 61 ADMINISTRATION AN ADMINISTRATION, LIKE A MACHINE, DOES NOT CREATE, IT CARRIES ON, Saint - Exupéry TOP: Mrs. Jill Ammond, Gov't., History; Mrs. Jean Baney, French, Spanish; Mr Charles Barth, Metal Shop; Miss Becky Beach, English, Drama. CENTER CENTER: Mr. Wm. Brown; Band; Mrs. Karen Brunt, Math; Mr. Greg Climie, Asst. Prin. ABOVE: Mrs. Rose Burleson, Math. RIGHT: Mr. Art Carroll, Drafting, Shop. 64 masseter ate shee TOP: Mr. Dalton Coe, Supt. of Schools; Mrs. Jan Dean, Biology. CENTER: Mr. Tom Degrow, Sociology, Wood Shop, Drafting; Mr. Frank Dine, Science; Mrs. Kathy Dickie, English; Mrs. Connie Dullock, Science; LEFT: Mr. Richard Dodick, Math; Mrs. Nancy Ellis, Home Ec. 65 TOP: Mrs. Marilyn Emmons, English; Mrs. Bonnie Erickson, Special Ed.; Mrs. Pat Fitch, English; Mr. Terry Graf, His- tory; Mr. Wm. Grebe, Phys. Ed.; Mrs. Jill Hartley, Geo- graphy; Earth Science; Mrs. Joan Hornak, Guidance Counselor. 67 LEFT: Mrs. Judy Hughes, English, Latin; Mr. Peter In- jasoulian, Math. CENTER: Miss Sherry Inman, Typing, Shorthand; Mr. Paul Kuehl, History; Mr. Oliver Juengel, Principal. BOTTOM: Mrs. Johanna Insalaco, Art; Mr. Roger Karr, P.E. Geography; Mr. Arthur Klisch, Metal Shop, Building Trades. RIGHT: Mr. Jan LaCroix, Guidance Counselor; Mrs. Brenda Letts, English. CENTER: Mr. James LeViere, Co-op; Mrs. Alice Mac- huta, Special Education; Mrs. Nancy Miller, Library; Mr. Charles Mielock, Math; Mr. Richard Olson, Wood Shop; BOTTOM: Mrs. Linda Nichols, English, Guidance counselor. 69 TOP: Mr. Lawrence Rickert, Chorus; Mrs. Dorothy Ro- erden, Math, Science; Mrs. Betty Rogers, Reading; Mrs. Margaret Ryden, Home Ec. ; CENTER: Mr. Mark Sanger, Science; Miss Diane Sol- tys, Biology, Science; Mrs. Gayla Smith (STANDING) Librarian; Mrs. Freda Smith, History; Miss Karen Stoe - kle, Business English, Shorthand; BOTTOM: Mrs. Shirley Thurlow, Psychology, Social Studies; Mrs. Pat Thurston, Phys. Ed. TOP: Mrs. Bonnie Venn, Art; Mr. Dick Wagner, Gov- ernment, Social Studies; Mr. Cal Wamback, Science, Biology; Mr. Fred Warner, Speech, Journalism; Mrs. Jennifer White, English, Family Living; Mr. David Weisenborn, Business Education; BOTTOM: Mr. Larry Whitehead, Math; Mr. Larry Woodward, Earth Science, Conservation; Mrs. Cathy Zinck, Spanish, English. RIGHT: Custodians Tom Ockerman and Glen Carey, help keep the school running smoothly. 70 71 Custodians And Cooks TOP: Mrs. Dorothy Parker, Mrs. Doris Schmelzer. CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Jean Gandy. CENTER RIGHT: Del Dahms, Robert Climie. BOTTOM: Glenn Carey, Lloyd (Andy) Anderson, Frank Enos, Clarence (Doc) Myers, Harry Mc- Nett, Tom Ockerman. UNDERCLASSMEN ° YOUTH IS NOT A TIME OF LIFE IT IS ASTATE OF MIND -SAMUEL ULLMAN Seventh Grade wines re eal = ry zx. Tait me sa CLASS OFFICERS: (L. TO R.): Tricia Zeller, secretary; Tenley DeVore, president; Kathy Raab, vice president; Steve Hartnagle, treasurer; Russell Wilson, student council; Mrs. Fitch and Mr. Dodick, advisers. Albaugh, Chuck Allen, Becky Allen, Dennis Allen, Glenda Babcock, Dan Badgero, A. C. Barber, Mickey Barker, Richard Beach, Bobbi Beach, Jeff Beach, Monica Berger, Craig Birch, Betty Bober, Lori Bontrager, Chad Braden, Rusty Brainerd, Mike Brawt, Sue Breasbois, Brenda Breadlove, Lori Brown, Bill Brown, Charlie Brown, Debbie Brown, Sharon 74 ) i e a Brown, John Brown, Ruth Burch, Dan Campbell, Susan Carll, Dallas Carlson, Debbie Carroll, Kellie Cashen, Naomi Chatterton, Alan C henoweth, Jim Church, Scott Copus, Scott Cornelius, Mike Crawl, Meldene Cron, Scott Crosby, Pam Davis, Brenda Davis, Melodie DeVore, Tenley Dryer, Dan Duggan, Judy Field, Laurie Fields, Geoff Fitting, David Fitzgibbon, Mary Fleminger, Keith Foster, Rick Franklin, Mike Frantz, Julie Garner, Patty Garret, Joyce Gilnter, Mike Goodall, Dawn Grace, Sam Grasley, Jim Hackett, Dale Hackett, Lonnie Haley, Charlotte Hale, Connie Hall, Dan Hall, Kathy Harnick, Laura Harmick, Robin Hartnagle, Carla Hartnagle, Steve Hayes, Debbie Hayes, Kill Hebner, Dennis Hess, Jeff Hignite, Allan Hitsman, Julie Houghtaling, Debbie Hughes, Rick Jackson, Lisa Johnston, Robert Jones, Jackie Jones, Pat King, Karen Kirk, Steve Klein, Annette Kline, Robert Kosnick, Robert Krotzer, Ken Krotzer, Sally Kruger, Rod Ladner, Kevin Lambeth, Laura Laubuscher, Cindy Leddy, Ann Little, Ann Little, Tony Livingston, Clifford Malpass, Rodney Mapes, Rick Marden, Pat Mashue, Mark Maxwell, Robbie McClaren, Pat McPhearson, Shelli McGuire, Christine Merrymen, Jim Miller, Byron Miller, Tom Morden, Richard Moore, Jori Mudd, Kelly Nagle, Russ Neely, Abby Nelson, Tricia Newcombe, Jim Ordiway, Bill Orvis, Dean Otey, Cheryl Parsons, David Potter, Peggy Pelton, Mary 76 8th Grade Basketball FRONT ROW (L. TO R.): David Millhisler, Pat Owens, Mitch Morey, Dennis Bliss, Tim Lashuay, and Dan Ros- sow. SECOND ROW: Jeff Haggit, Wayne Nelson, Scott Steele, Don Hackett, Mark Huggard, and Jeff Fuller. THIRD ROW: Mark Blu- baugh, Peter Friedrich, Rick Yoder, Wes Batdorf, John Timmons, Mike Cobb, and Mark Shattuck. FOURTH ROW: Kevin Lamphere, Greg Bergeron, Mark Schalk, Brad Davis, Cris Lentz, Blake Yesmunt, and Brian Moore. BACK ROW: Coach Graff, Tim Hagle, David Brown, David Smith, and Nick Clark. Perry, Bruce Peterson, Jack Pretzer, Michelle Purcell, Craig Raab, Kathy Radosa, Robert Raye, Marianne Reid, Judy Retherford, Beth Rios, Elizabeth Rios, Ray Rippee, Randy Ritter, Pete Robbins, Dale Roberson, Scott Robinson, Joanne Rossow, Dan Sasse, Judy Saucier, Terry Schaefer, Jim Scribner, Ron Seeley, Ron Shaffer, Terry Shattuck, Debbie Shobe, Roy Sian, Jerry Sian, Larry Smith, Brian Smith, Dan Smith, Gary Smith, Jim Smith, Leon Southwell, Mike Spann, Eric Starks, Donamarie Steele, David Sweebe, Mark Swoffer, Wesley Szyperski, Jeff Terwillegar, Jim Thomas, Kathy Tracy, Phillip Tripp, Pam Tripp, Sue Trumbell, Linda VanMeter, Suzanne VanWert, Colleen Vickey, Sue Wallace, Marcella Welch, Linda West, Mike Wheeler, Nancy Wilson, Russell Not Pictured Hahn, Amy Howey, Dan Howey, Gail Klawitter, Floyd Klawitter, Larry McCormick, Brian Starks, Karen Zeller, Patricia RIGHT: Through the cooperation of the Midland Jaycee Auxiliary, these young ladies were able to take a course on baby-sitting at the school. Here they learn about resusitation, Woodbury, Mike Yoder, Marilyn Yoder, Steven Yost, Pam 78 Sse RRA RARAR SIS LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Wontorcik, Historian; Pam Twining, President; Nancy Fick, Secretary; Jeff Foote, Treasur- er; David Brown, Vice-President; Mrs. Dulock and Mr. Whitehead, Advisors. Abbate, Lori Adkins, Jim Allen, Jay Badour, Anne Bass, Beth Batdorf, Wes Beach, Helen Bejeck, Doug Bergeron, Greg Betron, Ann Bliss, Dennis Blubaugh, Mark Bontrager, Stan Bowen, Kim Bowen, Yvonne Braden, Dave Brawt, John Breedlove, Kris 79 Brooks, Judy Brown, David Brown, Jerry Buchanan, Vicki Bussick, Craig Card, Kathy Card, Vickie Chatterton, Lorie Cieslinski, Debbie Clark, Beth Clark, Nick Cobb, Mike Davis, John Davis, Brad Devericks, Rose Diamond, Kelly Dickerson, Beth Dolly, Dean Dopp, Catrinia Dragga, Chris Duggan, Tammy Emmendorfer, Sandy Fick, Nancy Finney, Kathy Finney, Rose Fleischmann, Pam Foote, Jeff Frantz, Kenny Frederick, Pete Freeman, Lisa Freeze, Julie Fuller, Jeff Gaertner, Dennis Garrett, Marjorie G atzke, Sandra Graham, Rusty Grice, Mary Hackett, Don Haggit, Jeff Hagle, Steve Hagle, Tim Ham, Sue Harnick, Jim Hartnagle, Greg Heikkila, Audrey Herman, Glenn Holbert, Bob Holcomb, Lynda AAA 80 81 Huber, Brenda Huey, Darrell Huggard, Mark Hughes, Debbie Ireland, Cindy Jefferies, Jodi Jones, Lora Jones, Sandy Johnson, Penny Keidel, Jim Kempa, Chris Kenyon, Steve Klein, Jim Klienhans, Dale Kobel, Debbie Kocisk, Kevin Lake, Bill Lambeth, Jodi Lamphere, Kevin Landis, Tina Lashuay, Tim Lavier, Becky Lavier, Don Leddy, Mary Lenardson, Carol Lentz, Chris Lyons, Brenda Lowe, Debbie Mapes, Dawn Mapes, Mark McClain, Norine McCray, Cheryl Merryman, Randy Miller, Kathy Millhisler, Dave Moorehead, Wayne Morey, Mitch Morgan, Joe Morr, Brian Neal, Patty Nelson, Wayne Noack, Steve Nordbeck, Leonard Norris, Ron Oswald, Bill Owens, Kathy Owens, Pat Purcell, Denise Parsons, Paula Peterson, Brenda Phillips, Kevin Pitts, Brenda Rabbage, Rick Radosa, Paul Raymond, Bonnie Richardson, Patty Roosa, Tom Rossow, Dan Rousseau, Chris Rutledge, Robin Ryal, Robert Ryal, Steve Rydman, Kerry Saxton, Tim Searfoss, Tammy Schaefer, Pat Schaffer, Doug Schalk, Mark Scribner, Brenda Shattuck, Mark Shobe, Candy Shook, Brian Short, Dawn Shuart, Tom Shuler, Mona Sian, Debbie Sian, Vicki Siemen, Cynthia Sirrine, Mark Smith, David Smith, Ted Stalter, Kent Stark, Bob Starks, Barb Steinmetz, Lisa Stemkoski, Rick Suderman, Laurie Sweebe, Dale Sweebe, Laurie Swoffer, Barb Szyperski, Julie Ann Taylor, Pam Tepatti, Becky Terwillegar, Barb Thorton, Sue Thurlow, Karen 82 Timmons, John Timmons, Sue Tomlinson, Brad Tripp, Jim Twining, Pam Varner, Becky Vicky, Dan Welch, Rich Wentz, Kevin West, Brian Westjohn, Julaine Whitaker, Linda Wiggins, Karen Wing, Kevin Wolfe, Karen Wontorcik, Linda Woodbruy, David Woodbury, Susan Woodcock, Tom Wyse, Judy Yatch, George Yesment, Blake Yoder, Rick Not pictured: Bailey, Ellen Black, Joseph Courtney, Patti Davis, Melvin Eastman, Shery Havers, Connie Ignatowski, Joe Klawitter, John Miller, Carol Most, Clark Norris, Karen Rider, David Rider, Ruth Ross, Charles Steele, Scott Yost, Dan Ziemer, Cynthia SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL FRONT ROW (L. TO R.): Jeff Fields, Dean Orvis, Bob Kline, Craig Berger, Dan Hall, and Jeff Szyperski. SECOND ROW: Dennis Hebner, Mike Franklin, Alan Hignite, Alan Chatterton, Bryan Miller, Rich Morden, Roy Shobe, and Mike West. THIRD ROW: Steve Yoder, Mike Brainerd, Dale Robbins, Kelly Mudd, Don Rossow, Jack Peterson, Lonnie Hackett, and Chad Bontrager. TOP ROW: Terry Shaffer, Scott Copus, Steve Hartnagle, Dave Parsons, Tim Miller, Jim Terwillegar, Randy Rippee, Mick Barber, and Coach Graff. 83 Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS (L TO R.) Mr. Weissen- born and Miss Beach, Adv., LuAnne DeBore, Vice-Pres. ; Clark Most, Treas.; Greg Copus, S. Council Rep. ; Jeanine Dopp, S. Council Rep.; Lori Love, Sec.; Linda Wilson, Pres.; and Julie Pangborm, S. Council Rep. Adkins, Nancy Albee, Linda Ash, Tim Aukerman, Diane Badour, Jeff Badour, Kim Barker, Dan Beach, Chris Berdan, Robin Bontrager, Karl Bouck, Robin Braden, Dennis Bradshaw, Lonnie Breasbois, Becky Brown, Janice Buchanan, Greg Bugbee, Brian Burch, Gale Burch, Judy Card, Mike 84 FIqB? Eta + ‘4 ent aE SERLUUTRRIERE 85 Carroll, Phillip Cashen, Charles Cassiday, Kris Chapin, David Chubb, Nancy Cobb, Richard Copus, Greg Comer, David Cottrell, Richard Cottrell, Sheila Crall, Brenda Crall, Steven Curtis, Bruce Dalaba, Connie Davis, Lewis Davis, Rose DeBolt, Mike DeMott, Kevin DeVore, Luanne Diamond, Mitch Dopp, Jeannie Dopp, Rick Douglass, Vicky Dryer, Debbie Dyer, Janet Eastman, Paul Emerson, Eric Estep, Jean Fisher, Bill Fiting, Cindy Fleminger, Dave Friedrich, Dennis Freeman, Lauri Greer, Mike Grinnell, Linda Grice, Kathy Hackett, Jim Hagle, Tom Hale, Barb Hale, Lynette Hala, Dennis Hall, Rick Hayes, Dawn Hickerson, Kelly Hildebrant, Marlene Hoggard, Chris Hoon, Cindy Huber, Ed Huey, Richard Inman, Marilyn Ireland, Ken Jacobs, Karen Johnson, Gary Johnson, Randy Johnson, Rick Keen, Scott Keenan, Jane Kindy, Carol King, Ed Kleinhans, George Knapp, Tina Knopp, Greg Kruger, Bob Kudich, Kris Ladner, Shelly LaPere, George Laubscher, Barry Leddy, Tom Lewis, Lenny Lewis, Marietta 86 Little, Kay Lockhart, Bob Love, Lori Mapes, John Mapes, Steve Marco, Randy Mashue, Anita Mashue, Steve McCann, Carrie McCann, Mike McCray, Sue McIntosh, Lois Mcleod, Kay McRoberts, Lauralee Merriman, Starr Miller, Cindy Mizer, Craig Morey, Mark Morr, Jim Moore, Barb In Memory Of Cozette P. Pumford July 10, 1957 - November 20, 1971 Cozette Pumford moved to the Bullock Creek area with her family about August and entered school in the fall of 1971 as a member of the freshman class. Cozette was not with the class long, because tragedy struck on Nov: ember 20, 1971, when she was hit by a car on Gordonville Road and killed. Cozette was quick to be accepted by her classmates. The Lancer staff dedicates this space to her memory, hoping she will long be thought of by her classmates and friends. Morris, Kendall Most, Clark Myers, Lenny Norris, Harold Olund, Scott Orvis, Dawn Otey, Laurel Overton, Linda Owens, Jerry Page, Tim Pangborn, Julie Parker, Debbie Pelton, Mark Phelps, Tim Post, Lola Raab, Jim Rant, Michelle Ray, Sue Reid, Cindy Reist, Nancy Retherford, Cindy Rippee, Rich Robbins, Dawn Robison, Mary Ross, Mike Salva, Mary Seelhoff, Cindy Shively, Sue Shobe, Ray Shook, Brenda Short, Mark Shuart, Deb Skamelka, Phil Smith, Denay 88 ) i | q j 89 Smith, Lloyd Smith, Mike Smith, Sue Smith, Tom Stack, Debbie Stevens, Kevin Thomas, Dave Thomas, Mark Thompson, Dale Thompson, Jackie Tracy, Mary Turner, Tina Upleger, Diane Vandervane, Nan Vandervane, Sheryl Vasold, Terri Wade, Phil Wallace, Joe Walters, Keith Warner, Jeff Wetherall, Karen Welch, Barry Wendt, Mike West, Kerry Wiggins, Randy Wiggins, Roxann Williams, Kris Williamson, Melody Wilson, Linda Woirol, Terry Wolfe, Cindy Wontorcik, Gary Woodcock, Janet Woodcock, Rhonda Wyse, Duane NOT PICTURED Bennett, Jerry Herman, Bill Bennett, Kenneth Mapes, Phillip Clark, Rick Mason, Pamela Corbett, Sue Radosa, Teresa Youmans, Dan Dolley, Chuck Rios, Rick Zeller, Lee Grace, Steve Shangle, Arnold Hammond, Carl Smith, Glenn Stillwagon, Kay BELOW: Dawn Robbins and Becky Breasbois use their leisure time making rugs. BOTTOM: A scene from the Christmas Assembly. ABOVE: Brenda Crall and Sue Shively grimace as they disect their crayfish in Biology. Tenth Grade TOP TO BOTTOM: Lonnie Finney, Student Council Rep.; Kevin Arthur, Student Council Rep.; Cyeryl Huber, Treasurer; Jean Finney, Sec- retary; Kathy Huggard, Vice-President; Diane Scrib- ner, President. Mrs. White and Mrs. Ammond, Sponsors. Allen, Ken Arthur, Kevin Badgero, Chris Badour, Cindy Barber, Mike Batdorf, Cindy Bejeck, Phil Bejeck, Tim Berlin, Dave Bliss, Jim Blubaugh, Dawn Blubaugh, Marcia Blumer, Curt Bontrager, Cindy Bradley, Michelle Bradshaw, Colleen Breasbois, Bennett Breault, Nancy Brown, Carol Brown, Mark Burch, Ann Burkett, Mark Caldecourt, Al Carroll, Byron Carroll, Kathy Casarso, Greg Chalmers, Jim Chatterton, Ann Chubb, Debbie Church, Dale Clark, Mike Clark, Pam Cornelius, Alan Costley Laurie Coy, Robbie Crosby, Dave Crosby, Debbie Crosby, Annette Davis, Kris Devereaux, Michelle Devore, Kelly Doren, Carleen Dyer, Debbie Eastman, Brent Emerson, Steve English, Sally Estep, Julie Fergeson, Terry Fick, Karen Field, Terry Finney, Jean Finney, Lonnie Fleischmann, Cheryl Foote, Gene Foster, Larry 92 Freeze, Gordon Fuller, Judy Gandy, Marla Garner, Jim Ginter, Cindy Glynn, Rose Ann Glynn, Ruth Ann Goodall, Cathy Grace, Steve Hackett, Paula Hagle, Yvette Hale, Vern Haley, Tom Hartman, Becky Hartnagle, John Heikkila, Bruce Hirt, Yvonne Hock, Dewey Hoggard, Marsha Holt, Terry AT LEFT: It takes people to solve the problems of today. It looks as though Cindy Gin- ter may be solving a problem of her own. AT RIGHT: It takes people to mold the future. Curt Blumer may be molding part of his in ceramics. Holton, Sue Holzhausen, Dave Howison, Mark Huber, Cheryl Huggard, Kathy Jefferies, Vicki Jines, Byron Johnson, Steve Katzinger, Becky Kenyon, Dale Kenyon, Steve Kindy, Sharon King, Debbie Kovacevich, Joan Krotzer, Carla Krotzer, Nancy Krotzer, Sue Kurfman, Dave Ladner, Kim Lambert, Lauralee Lamee, Dan Landis, John Leddy, Karen Little, Rhonda Livingston, Marilyn Livingston, Maxine Livingston, Rich Love, Mark Lowe, John Lyon, Fred Marko, Tom Marquardt, Sue Mashue, Dottie McDonald, Bill McGuire, Harry Miller, Dave Miller, Phil Miller, Sandy Mizer, Pam Moon, Anna Murphy, Terry Myers, Lois Nordbeck, Cindy Norris, Kathy Noykos, Marla Ostrander, Gaye Phillips, Dotti Pitman, Paul Pritchard, Tony Putnam, Sue Raab, Joanne Raab, John Richardson, Mike Rickett, Rick Rios, Leticia Rogers, Jeff Schribner, Diane Secrist, James Seeley, Henry Shaffer, Larry Shangle, Kris Shuart, Ed Smith, Cathy Smith, Ellen Spitnale, Denny Stack, Vicky Steele, Mike Sterns, Tom Stone, Pam Swift, Gary Taylor, Doug Terwillegar, Kevin Thompson, Steve Thompson, Sue Upleger, Alan Van Meter, Joanne Varner, Dan Wendt, Chris Weston, Sally Wheeler, Wade Wiggins, Judy Wiggins, Ken Wolgast, Bill Woodbury, Junior Woodcock, Dan NOT PICTURED Betron, Mary; Birch, Bill; Brooks, Sue; Cros- by, Beth; Dryer, David; Harmeier, Sherry; Herman, Andy; Howey, Kathy; Kenyon, By- ron; Kleinhans, George; Knapp, Robin; LaJoice, Noel; Maxson, Karen; Myers, Doug; Ordiway, Rodney; Orvis, Rodney; Rider, Susy; Sian, Ken; Taylor, Tom; Thompson, William; Ullery, Rick; Vinson, Liz; Youmans, Julie. Wright, Nola Young, Tom 96 | | | Fleventh Grade TOP (lL. LOoR, }: sue Las shuay, Student Council Rep. ; Rhonda Kobel, Vice Prisedent; BOTTOM (L TO R, ): Pat Secrist, Historian; Ken Lashuay, Treasurer; Marla Marden, Student Coun- cil Rep.; Dave Maschino, Student Council Rep. ; Denise McIntosh, Secretary; Joan English, President; Mrs. Nichols and Miss Stoeckle, Advisors. Anibal, Elaine Ash, Doug Badgero, Karen Badour, Mark Barber, Michelle Batdorf, Dave Beach, Keith Beach, Tina Bejeck, Tom Bennett, Bonnie Berry, Pat Bontrager, Cris Blubaugh, Norine Blumer, Annie Bananie Braden, Diane Brawt, Helen Breasbois, Debbie Breault, John Breedlove, Jeannie Buckey, Joe Burch, Carol Busick, Mark Cashen, Richard Clark, Lynn Clark, Nola Coy, Polly Crall, Debbie Davidson, Tim Debolt, Darvin Devericks, Linda Dickerson, Deb Dryer, Tim English, Joan Fick, Becky Fishtorn, Jim Gandy, Cindy Glynn, Richard Gordon, Rex Grice, Tom Haggit, Ronda Hagle, Marla Hagley, Vickie Heath, Pat Hebner, Pam Herringshaw, Donna Hill, Tim Hommsen, Jeff Holzhausen, Jeff Hopkins, Patti Hoyt, Kathy Hudson, Sharon Jacobs, Mary Johnson, Guy Juengel, Mary Kempa, Pat AT LEFT: It takes people like Mrs. Dean, shown here with Cindy Holbert, Kathy Miller, and their fetal pig, to make Physiology interesting. Kenyon, Devra Kindy, Joyce Kline, John Knapp, Barb Kobel, Rhonda Kocisky, Debra Kurfman, Dave Ladner, Greg Lake, Becky Lambeth, Lisa Lashuay, Ken Lashuay, Sue Leddy, Kathy Lee, Jean Little; tim Longstreth, Shelly Maschino, Dave Mapes, Dave Marden, Marla McLaven, Marge McIntosh, Denise McLean, Dave Miller, Karen Miller, Kathie Morden, Dennis Morey, Mike Morgan, Barb Myers, Dan Myers, Penny Nelson, Wendy Nichols, Gary Ogg, Vicki Ordiway, Carl Orvis, Jonquill Otey, Duanne Parsons, Patti Partin, Gene Perry, John Phillips, Becky Reeves, Rich Reid, Dick Robinson, Jim Robinson, Mike Sasse, Linda Sasse, Paul Schafer, Jim Secrist, Pat Shepard, Dennis Short, Helen Sian, Ken Skutt, Deb Snyder, Dennis Southwell, Sue 100 Bass, George Bernard, Efford Blubaugh, John Brooks, Joe Buckner, Tom Cowell, Randy Freeze, Randy Hale, Thomas Ham, Becky Hartnagle, John Hartung, Becky Hitsman, Merlin Holbert, Cindy % AN ie Yoder, Doyle Yost, Randy Youmans, Julie 101 LEFT: A Social gathering in NOT PICTURED the Pub. LaMee, David McClain, Chris McLeod, Ken Post, James Rider, Mavis Sian, Wanda Smith, Lio Smith, Robin J. Swarthout, Rae Talbot, Darlene Tracy, Brenda Welch, Jerry Spann, Bret Stalter, Jann Steele, Ed Stillwagon, Bonnie Stone, Tom Swoffer, Sue Szyperski, Ann Tepatti, Rick Terwillegar, Don Tripp, Connie Tripp, Dick Twining, Kurt Valentine, Ted Vandervane, Susan Weaver, Kip Welch, Kathy Wheeler, Brian Wontorcik, Cathy Woodbury, Caroline Yates, Kathy a eae nats eb SS oe tie ee oatapsiegs 3 tm Pa oaiige. oe SENIORS GREAT HOPES MAKE GREAT MEN. - THOMAS FULLER SEU Pe thy = au RIGHT: Linda Adkins Rhonda Anger CENTER: Mary Batche Amanda Bernard Janet Bihn BOTTOM: Steve Blumer Debra Braden REMEMBER WHEN Paula Johnston beat up George Terrill and he got a bloody nose? 104 REMEMBER WHEN the seniors could take a class trip? TOP: Tim Brown Connie Bugbee CENTER: Brenda Burch Aleta Campbell Jeff Carroll BOTTOM: Karen Carroll Linda Chatterton ; 105 RIGHT: Connie Church Dan Cielinski MIDDLE: Cynthia Clark June Clark Gayle Davis BOTTOM: Darla Debolt Denise Doering REMEMBER WHEN The whole journalism class watched Rhoda March and Dave Crosby in the park- ing lot 2nd hour? REMEMBER WHEN Sandy Peasley's under- pants fell down in the hall when she was in elementary school? TOP: Steven Eastman Constance Emendorfer MIDDLE: Gayle Fenski Kimberly Fick Lanis Fick BOTTOM: Randy Fiting Pamela Freeman TOP: Dan Ginter Debbie Goodall MIDDLE: Debbie Haggit Elaine Hart Don Hartnagle BOTTOM: Becky Havens Thomas Hayes REMEMBER WHEN Jim, George, Joe Gale got caught fishing in the trout pond at 3 a.m. in the morning? REMEMBER WHEN Ray Pelton asked why the girls got a candy machine in their bathroom in 5th TOP: Gale Heppner Nancy Hill CENTER: Silvia Hoena Greg Hoggard Roger Hoggard BOTTOM: Debbie Holmsen Alan Hoon TOP: Patty Howison Robert Hoyt MIDDLE: Fred Hubert Charles Inman Jerrilyn Jackson BOTTOM: Joan Jardno David Jeffries REMEMBER WHEN Jess Myers took first in state high jump? 110 to school oh REMEMBER WHEN The seniors came every day Glenn Johnson TOP Paula Johnston James Keenan Margo Kenyon Bobb . . CENTER Kitzman i ike Kobel M BOT TOM Debra KoVacevich peal TOP: Robert Krotzer Diane Lambert MIDDLE: Candee Landis Anthony Lentz Mary Linton BOTTOM: Rick Little Harold Love REMEMBER WHEN Miss Lovett and Mrs. Smith kept trading waste baskets? 112 : REMEMBER WHEN Becky Havens set the woods on fire? TOP: Kriss Lyons Charles McDonald MIDDLE: Roger McIntosh Rhoda March Brian Marquardt BOTTOM: Henry Mashue David Miller HS: TOP: Mary Moe James Morgan MIDDLE: Jesse Myers Peggy Mudd Theresa Parker BOTTOM: Kendra Parsons Michael Parsons REMEMBER WHEN Kendra Parsons made her bus driver back up to her driveway before she'd get off? REMEMBER WHEN The seniors wore white ankle socks? TOP: Sandra Peasley Steve Peasley CENTER: Ray Pelton Elsie Phillips Dawn Reist BOTTOM: David Rowe Joanne Sasse TOP: Randy Schaefer Pamela Schalk MIDDLE: Lugene Schmeltzer Robin Sirrine Robin Smith BOTTOM: Mike Spitnale Jerry Stanford REMEMBER WHEN Theresa Parker wanted a coffin for her barbie doll for christmas? REMEMBER WHEN Tom Timmons competed in the beautiful legs contest but lost because he didn't have enough hair on his legs? TOP: Ben Steele Eugene Stevens MIDDLE: Lynn Strait George Terrill Tom Timmons BOTTOM: Tim Titus Marianne VanMeter TOP: Jackie Vinson Sheryl Wade MIDDLE: Kathi Waggoner Laura Wallace Jeff Walters BOTTOM: Kathy Weaver David Weimer REMEMBER WHEN 7th hour had a party for Mrs. Gross and they wrapped her up in toilet paper and carried her into the girls’ bathroom? 118 EES NOT PICTURED Dennis Carroll Randy Cottrell Gavin Frantz Dan McCray Sue Olund Dorene Rabb Lewis Saxton Kevin Seelhoff David Young William Upham REMEMBER WHEN Petty pants were the big thing? TOP: Bobbi Wilcox Michael Wirtz MIDDLE: Edward Yatch Frances Yates BELOW: Senior work day was cele- brated by Marianne VanMeter, Lynn Strait and Mim Morgan by raking leaves at the home of Dan Ginter. Prom Theme is “Every Future Holds a Dream” RIGHT: Queen Candee Landis and escort Henry Mashue stand on bridge to the future. BOTTOM RIGHT: Joy Springs supplies music for the prom. BELOW: Junior class advisors Karen Stoeckle and Linda Nichols chat on the side lines. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. and Mrs. Coe dance to the music. 120 121 LEFT: The Queen and her court, LEFT TO RIGHT: Robin Sirrine, Paula Johnston, Candee Landis, queen; Debbie Kovacevich, and Kathy Waggoner. CENTER LEFT: Jesse Myers and date enjoy the punch. CENTER: Mr. Oliver Juengel crowns Queen Candee. BOTTOM LEFT: Prom goers danced under 3, 000 foil stars which made up the false ceiling. BOTTOM RIGHT: Rhonda Kobel and Roger Hoggard enjoy the music. BELOW: Buck and Diane cross the bridge to the future. AT RIGHT: Several couples chose to dance to the music of the Joy Spring. CENTER: It was refreshing to sit and watch in a pleasant arrange- ment of flowers and candles. BOTTOM: The faculty, as well as students, enjoyed the Prom festivities. 122 EARS Sh 4 Te — Senior Officers And dvisers BOTTOM TO TOP: Tom Hayes, S.C. Rep. Mary Linton, S.C. Rep. Mrs. Burleson, Advisor Paula Johnston, Secretary Mrs. Roerdon, Advisor Tony Lentz, Pres. Glenn Johnson, Treas. NOT PICUTRED: Jim Morgan, Vice-Pres. Debbie Holmsen, S.C. Rep. Honor Students Valedictorian Mary Linton (RIGHT) was named valedictorian of the 1972 graduating class with a 3.81 point average. Mary is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Linton. In addition to being elected to the National Honor Society, Mary was very active in the school's extra- curricular activities. During four years of high school she played in the band, was a member of Cam- pus Life, Bowling Intramurals and Girl's Athletic Association. She participated in forensics for three years and was a class officer for four years. Salutatorian Candee Landis was named salu- tatorian with a 3.7 point average. Candee is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Colter Landis. She too was named to the National Honor So- ciety and has a varied background in extra-curricular activities in- cluded four years of band, three years of debate, two years on the forensic team and three years on the student countil, where she served as secretary. She was also a member of the Latin Club and the Home Economic Club. Candee was also named recipient of the DAR good Citizen Award as a represen- tative of BCHS. Selection was based on dependability, service, patrio- tism, and leadership. Others graduating with honors (3.0 to 3.5) were, listed in alpha- betical order: Janet Bihn, Steve Blumer, Linda Chatterton, Darla DeBolt, Gavin Frantz, Elaine Hart, Thomas Hayes, Debbie Holmsen, Patty Howison, Glenn Johnson, Paula Johnston, Anthony Lentz, Harold Love, Charles McDonald, Rhoda March, James Morgan, Dorene Raab, Dawn Reist, Laura Wallace, Katherine Weaver. 124 Two Seniors Attend Youth Conferences Tony Lentz (LEFT) was spon- sored by Consumers Power Compa- ny as a delegate to the National Youth Conference on Science and the Environment in Chicago. He was accompanied by Mrs. Paul Dean, instructor at B.C. Consum- ers Power sent 26 Michigan science students and teachers to three days of sessions which attracted some 800 students and teachers from 50 states. The National Youth Con- ference is sponsored by leading ed- ucational group and the electric utility industry. Tom Hayes was chosen as a member of a Presidential Class- room for Young Americans in Washington D.C. from February 12-19. Hayes' activities were var- ied. He visited such places as the Washington Monument, Jefferson Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, Ar- lington Cemetary, the White House, and the Captial. Along with his pleasure trips he attended seminars on different phases of government, talked to lawyers from the Justice Department, and met President Nixon's personal aid. He also met Senator Robert Griffin and Repre- sentative Elford Cederberg. ee 126 eae ay TOP: THE ORMANDY. ABOVE: Mrs. Helen Fiting again treated the graduates by baking this cake. CENTER RIGHT: Dave Wymer. RIGHT BELOW: Debbie Goodall and Bill Edes. 126 Most Grads Attend All Night Party At Community Center Following graduation exercises most of the seniors and their dates flocked to the community center for the all night party. Highlights of the evening included swim- ming, dancing, pool and other games, as well as plenty of food and door prizes. ABOVE LEFT: Rhonda Kobel. CENTER LEFT: Becky Havens and Diane Lambert. BOTTOM LEFT; (L. TOR. ): Pam Schalk, Darla DeBolt, and Kathy Frantz. CENTER: Robin Sirrine. RIGHT: Mrs. Rose Burleson and Mrs. Dorothy Roerden Senior Advisers. 127 TOP: This was the scene at graduation ceremonies. ABOVE: Rev. Veryl Roth, Baccalaureate speaker. RIGHT: Dr. Harold Sponberg, graduation speaker. 128 P29 113 Seniors Graduate Commencement exercises were held Thursday; May 25, 1972, for 113 seniors in the gym. Dr. Harold E. Sponberg, president of Eastern Michigan University, was the principal speaker. Diplomas were handed out by James O. Fisher, President, Board of Education. The class chose as their motto ''Kach Dawn is a New Beginning. ' Their class colors were light blue and dark blue, while their class flower was a white rose tipped blue. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Rose Burleson goes over some last minute details with a prospective graduate prior to Baccalaureate services on Sunday, May 21. BOTTOM LEFT: Robin Smith, Rhoda March and Mary Linton clown around prior to Baccalaureate services. BELOW: Darla DeBolt receives a helping hand at grad- uation from Ken Lashuay, and a rose from Rhonda Kobel. Myers Johnston Are Top Athletes TOP RIGHT: The big moment at the 1972 Sports Award Banquet was when Principal Oliver Juen- gel presented the Senior Athlete of the year award to four year Lancer trackman Jess Myers. Jess won four straight Regional and conference High Jump Championships and was State champ in that event in 1971 while being runner up in '70 and '72. He was also named to the All Area squad for basketball in his senior year. BOTTOM: Shown here is Mrs. Pat Thurston pre- senting Paula Johnston the ''Best Girl Athlete plaque at the annual GAA banquet. Paula also received the other highest award of being in the club 6 years. Looking on is Debbie Holmsen who received the only five year award. 130 In Memoriam Miss Jonna Lee Morris, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Morris, 502 East Pine River Road, was killed No - vember 3 when her bicycle was struck by a car on Dopp Road. Jonna was a Senior at Bullock Creek High School for only two short months. Prior to that she attended Regina High School. Though she was a member of the 1972 Senior class for only a short time, Jonna was quick to earn friends. She was liked and respected by both students and faculty. Jonna would have graduated near the top of her senior class. While attending Regina, Jonna was secretary of the Student Council and the Girl's Athletic Association. She was also president of her 4-H Club group. At the time of her death, she was a co-op student working part time at Northern Animal Clinic. She was also a member of St. Brigid's Catholic Church. In her memory a donation was collected from students at the school and added to a special donation from the senior class to be given to Harbour House. It is also in her memory that the staff of the Lancer dedicates this space, in the hope that she will be long re- membered by her fellow classmates, friends, and teachers. 131 ADVERTISING DOING BUSINESS WITHOUT ADVERTISING IS LIKE WINKING AT A GIRL IN THE DARK. YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING, BUT NOBODY ELSE DOES. STEWART HENDERSON BRITT 133 Dow Chemical U.S.A., Midland Division, is continu- ing its long standing high school and college coop train- ing program for students. Bullock Creek is represented in this year’s program. Robin Sirrine is a clerical co-op working for Donald Stickley in the General Traffic Department. 134 ANNIVERSARY 135 New problems require new approaches, particularly the increasingly tough prob- lems that come with our in- creasingly technological civi- lization. The advocacy of new approaches has always been associated with youth, and with good reason. Dow Corning is a youthful com- pany, both in years (28) and outlook. We have based our success on creating molecules never found in nature, and tailoring them to meet man- kind’s needs. Our Co-Op program for area high school and college students is one way you might join the fun. DOW CORNING | PIZZA SAM’S 324 E. Main St. Phone 631-1934 Congratulations To The Graduating Class of “19727 LOSEY’S JEWELRY Fine Jewelry — Large Selection Of Omega — Tissot Watches TT ee ao. 136 Phone 631-1083 WIXSON TRANSFER STORAGE CO. 111 Austin Street Midland, Michigan Phone 835-5774 or 835-6329 Local Long d istance moving World Wide Moving Storage — Crating — Shipping — and Machinery Moving Agents for: Grey- hound Van Lines, Inc. Moving Engineers ART’S CLEANERS TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 324 Ashman — Downtown N. 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Midland Road 631-3151 MIDLAND GLASS Aluminum Store Fronts and Entrances Insurance Replacements Auto Class Replaced Thermopane — Mirrors Glass Table Tops Sliding Patio Doors 2415 S. Saginaw Phone 835-7752 KEN’S TYPEWRITER 503 Saginaw Phone 631-0133 Suppliers of Olympia Typewriters in Portable And Electric Models 142 EEO — EMILY GIBBS Infants and Children’s Apparel Juvenile Furniture 160 Ashman Circle Phone 835-3811 That’s a couple of Juniors for you! THE HITCHING POST Complete Line of Horse Equipment English Habits and Western Apparel Leather Goods 3471 E. Wackerly 631-2460 143 SMITH’S FLOWERS Smith’s of Midland, Inc. Flowers Gifts Wedding Floral Arrangements for all occasions Midland’s Most Complete Bridal Registry 2909 Ashman At Circle 631-0470 Flowers Wired Anywhere MUTUAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION | 2 Locations to Serve You 210 S. Saginaw ESTMENT (5% cenmiricates MUTUAL SAVINGS. oa 1900 N. Saginaw Rd. pass Fy%o Books All types of Home Mortgages LEMKE BOOTERY, INC. The Finest in Footwear 4013 Jefferson Midland, Michigan CAMP’S CARS, INC. 2000 S. Saginaw 839-9924 144 LAPELLES FLOWERS GIFTS 1120 Eastman Rd. Beautiful Corsages for Proms and Holidays Complete Wedding Service Artistically Designed Bouquets 631-0450 te TRADING POST: WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE ANYTHING OF VALUES © GUNS ° FURNITURE © APPLIANCES ° CAMERAS ° © TV SETS OFFICE EQUIPMENT © TOOLS, ETC. ... SURPLUS BANKRUPT STOCK = 4,0 : SCIENCE CITY HOMES An Adult Community 3821 Bay City Rd. 631-6690 145 OLD HICKORY HOUSE Hickory Smoked Steaks Lobster Tails Except Saturday 3626 N. Saginaw Raod Phone 832-8440 MIDLAND’S CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE Bibles, Books, Study Aides and Church Supplies 415 S. Saginaw 631-6520 LAFAYETTE RADIO ELECTRONICS Your Home Of Electronics We Can Fill All Your Sterio Needs 350 E. 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Juniors Y ours in service in years to come Gambles The Friendly Store We can supply most home needs Wishing the class of “72” Greater Goals Achieved GAMBLES in the Eastlawn Shopping Center Midland ikyit Kip Weaver Mr. John Short Joan English ZEPHYR Save With The Performers 604 South Saginaw Phone 839-9133 for NN all C your printing = needs COMPOSITION LETTERPRESS AND OFFSET. PRINTING Bn 917-631-0500 o FORD PRESS INC. PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS 1700 JAMES SAVAGE ROAD MIDLAND, MICH. 48640 ONE HOUR MARTINIZING Serving You In 2 Locations Il sy 1524 N. Saginaw 631-1590 913 S. Saginaw 835-8931 CHEMICAL BANK TRUST CO. Four Convenient Bank Locations Bullock Creek office Poseyville Rd. Main Office 338 East Main Circle Branch 2910 Jefferson Ave. at Circle Northwest Office 2106 North Saginaw Road MERCURY Frequent low cost service to all the U.S., to Mexi- BUS LINES co, and into Canada. Charters. No group too small or too large. Good safe drivers. Reasonable rates. CHARTER SERVICE Prompt service. Call 835-7140 1003 S. Jefferson, Midland KNOPICS HARDWARE — 3114 Jefferson Phone: 832-2774 For All Your Hardware Needs LSS EVERETT CARPET 318 Ashman Street Midland, Mich. Phone 835-7191 See Everett For All of Your Carpeting Needs SHOPPE 134 W. Main St. TE 5-6898 LON’S UNION ’76 Corner of Ellsworth and George 631-9870 Certified Auto Care Service Free Pickup Delivery of Cars Tune Up Service with Allen-Scope Brake Service Lubrication Service Electronic Wheel Balancing Battery and Tire Sales Service General Automotive Repair WILSON FUNERAL HOME 240 W. Main 839-9966 Congratulations Class of ‘72” AL’S SPORT SHOP Your Specialists In Sports 144 E. Main TE 9-9621 HAMILTON’S BAKERY 117 E. Main Phone TE 2-8190 All Students Know That their best bet to satisfy that sweet tooth after school or when shopping is to stop here. DELTA BEAUTY COLLEGE 120 E. Main Phone 631-1620 Congratulations Class of ’72 Now insure your future with Beauty culture training 115 W. Main 631-1450 COUNTRY LOFT 220 E. 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Phone 832-8391 Gas, Oil and Fuel Oil Service We specialize in trailer hitches, sales and service installations McARDLE PONTIAC CADILLAC, INC. G.M.C. Trucks American Motors 2400 N. Saginaw Rd. : = me | 631-1444 | oe CIRCLE DECORATORS : 109 E. Ashman Circle Midland, Mich., 640 Phone 835-628 | 2 ®. Eis ob See oe Pt eae ol fe sk 3 ee eS er Cc OMEAN 158 BROWNIE’S MARKET 101 Poseyville Rd., Midland Phone 839-9731 A fine selection of Meat from the counter Custom Cutting For Freezers DICK’S TEXACO SERVICE Two Locations Complete Auto Rustproofing 111 E. Ellsworth St. Midland, Mich. Phone 835-4561 Eastman at X-Way Midland, Mich. Phone 631-0180 159 TONI’S BEAUTY SHOP 853% Poseyville Rd. Toni Tessin — Owner Operator Shirley Warner — Operator px ac? peter HADDIX LUMBER 601 Sixth Street Phone 835-6736 RADIO SHACK Eastlawn Shopping Center Midland, Michigan EASTLAWN PHARMACY 831 S. Saginaw Midland, Michigan TE 9-9919 We Specialize in Color™ MEDER gts ane 1973 Graduates ‘You have your senior Pictures taken only once ... Why not get the best.’ Phone us today to set up your appointment TE 2-2101. 160 FISHER SAND AND GRAVEL Ready Mix Cocrete — Building Materials — Standard Gravel 9218S. Jefferson Midland, Michigan TE 5-7187 OWEN’S PARTY STORE Poseyville at Stewart Phone 631-1330 Party, Grocery, and School supplies MIDLAND PAINTING CO. Commercial Industrial | Painting @ Sandlbasting 1814 James Savage Rd. Phone 835-8311 161 COMMUNITY DRUG 311 East Main 76 Ashman Circle Phone 832-8821 Phone 631-2202 Midland, Mich. Tobaccos Cameras Surgical Appliances Gift Items Cosmetics DELUXE DRY CLEANERS JOHNSTON’S PARTY STORE Shirt Laundry 114 E. Main St. Phone 832-8541 313 Haley Corner of Buttles 835-6971 MARTIN OIL SERVICE DINSMORE MAPLETON SERVICE 2100 S. Saginaw 839-9281 4631S. Saginaw G.A. DOW MEMORIAL LIBRARY STEVEN’S DECORATORS 118 W. Main St. — Phone 835-9320 Midland — Michigan 48640 1710 W. St. Andrews Te5-7151 HOWARD STICKLEY Compliments Of Fire — Auto — Life JOE’S SERVICE 207 S. Saginaw Midland, Michigan 48640 365 South Main Ph. 835-8231 Freeland, Mich. OUTDOOR SALES INC. Honda, BSA, OSSA, Rupp Snowmobiles 1808 James Savage — Midland 835-9211 Compliments From MART MODERNE Beverages of All Kinds Phone 835-6271 162 KADEL BEAUTY SALON 2437 Ginter Rd. 631-1470 LALONDE’S STANDARD SERVICE Service — Repairs 122 S. Saginaw — Midland Phone 631-2525 HUBER’S INC. Mechanical Contractors 510 S. Saginaw MALLERY’S BARBER SHOP 1219 Poseyville “Place of Quality Haircuts”’ Phone 631-1900 ART’S CASH AND CARRY Milk Store 1618 Jefferson 835-1081 163 LLOYD’S MARKET 805 Isabella 631-1961 Groceries — Fresh Meats WICKES LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLY 309 Ashman St. Midland, Michigan, 48640 LLOYD’S CERAMIC STUDIO A complete line of Ceramic Supplies 715 Ashman Midland, Michigan NENIL LUMBER 802 Ashman Midland, Michigan BARTZ STANDARD 2990 W. Midland Rd. 835-7611 JAY’S MEN’S WEAR Men’s and Boys’ Wear Arrow Shirts — Richman Bros. Clothes Phone TE 5-1831 307 East Main Street LOVE’S AQUARIUM 714 George Midland, Michigan 631-4560 LA BOUTIQUE 129 Rodd Street ‘ In styles” Under the Yellow Awning Compliments of HOLIDAY INN 1500 Wackerly, Midland Phone 631-4220 SCIENTIFIC ANGLER’S INC. Fly Fishing Specialists Midland, Michigan NEWMAN’S GULF SERVICE 401 E. Ellsworth Midland, Mich. 835-3641 NIEMIC’S BAY Two locations 209 Jerome 164 2606 North Saginaw MALPASS CONSTRUCTION 3077 Frederick 835-9559 FIREHOUSE 5 CARWASH 1216 S. Saginaw 631-2642 DON’S MOBILE SERVICE CENTER 1015 S. Saginaw 835-4351 Pick up and Delivery Service CENTER FRUIT MARKET Fresh Fruits Vegetables Daily 405 E. Main CIRCLE SERVICE STATION Gulf Oil Products U.S. 10 at Circle 835-3931 SERVICE ET WENZEL HARDWARE 230 E. Main Maytag Philco Zenith Hoover Stereo Kitchen Aid Everything in Hardware and Appliances Serving Midland Area Since 1910 TRIPLE BIRCH 1240 South Meridian Midland, Michigan Phone 832-2089 RELIABLE PLUMBING HEATING 1216 E. Indian 835-6451 ROCKAFELLOW GARAGE 1302 Poseyville 835-6291 DUFORD SHELL SERVICE 2029 S. Saginaw 832-3131 COHOON’S LAWN AND PET 802 Townsend 832-7729 Midland, Mich. Midland, Mich. Midland, Mich. GRANZOSKORNER STANDARD 3100 S. Saginw 631-1783 WESTSIDE MARKET 2904 Isabella 835-6272 MOENING CAMPER SALES Pick-up covers campers 325 E. Isabella 832-3550 VALLEY OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 150 Ashman Circle Midland, Mich., 48640 DICK’S BODY SHOP Quality Used Cars, Parts, Bump- ing Painting, Arc and Acetylene Welding Rt 2 South M-30 Midland, Mich. ACE HARDWARE SPORTS 419 E. Main 832-8829 A Complete Line of All Your Hardware Needs Mercury Motors Boat Trailers Fishing Equipment Supplies We buy sell used guns SEE OUR BOAT DISPLAY AERO CRAFT BOATS TRACTORS SHERWIN -WILLIAM PAINTS PLEASE AND PAMPER BEAUTY SALON THE ARCHERY CENTER 314 Eastman Rd.631-2454 579 E. Isabella GORDONVILLE GROCERY 2, 3,4, Treas. ; National Honor Society 4; Projectionist 4; Track 1, 2, 3,4; 500 Mile Club 2; Gym Aide 4; Mrs. Dean's Fan Club 4. BRADEN, DEBBIE: Library Assistant 2, 3, 4. BROWN, TIM: Bowling 4. BUGBEE, CONNIE: Choir 1,2; Mrs. Dean's Fan Club 4, BURCH, BRENDA: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Co-op 4; Pep Club 4, S a N lO op N D EX CAMPBELL, ALETA: Co-op 4; Band 1, 2; FTA 1,2, 3; Choir 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; Regional Songleader 3; State Convention 2, 3. CARROLL, DENNIS: ADKINS, LINDA: Choir 1, 2, 3; Library Assistant 3; CARROLL, JEFF: Band 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 2, 4; Let- Newspaper 3; Drama 3; School Play 3. terman's Club 2, 3,4; Library Assistant 1, 2; Projection- ANGER, RONDA: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Campus Life 3; Co- ist 1,2; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3. op 4; Library Assistant 2, 3; Newspaper 3; Drama 2, 3; CARROLL, KAREN: Band 1, 2; Bowling 2, 3, 4; Choir 1563 M-30 Midland, Michigan TES-6451 Pep Band 2, 3, 4. 1,2; Library Assistant 1; Teacher's Aide 4. BATCKE, MARY: Co-op 4; Pep Club 1; French Club CHATTERTON, LINDA: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Campus Life 2,3, Vice-Pres.; Choral Club 1, 2, 3% 1, 2, 3,4; Co-op 4; Home Ec. Club 1; Intramurals 1; BERNARD, AMANDA: Cheerleading 1; Choir 1, 2, 3, Library Assistant 1; National Honor Society 4; Mrs. 4; Library Assistant 1; Yearbook 1. Dean's Fan Club 4. BIHN, JANET: Band 1, 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2; National CHURCH, CONNIE: Choir 1,2; Home Ec. Club 2; Honor Society 4; Trampoline Club 3; Pep Band 2, 3. Pep Club 1. BLUMER, STEVE: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Cam- CIESLINSKI, DAN: Basketball 1,2; Co-op 4; FFA 1; pus Life 3,4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3,4; Letterman's Club. Track 124 166 CLARK, CYNDIE: Choir 4; Intramurals 3; Madrigal Group 4. CLARK, JUNE: Bowling 1; Co-op 4; Intramurals 1; Newspaper 3; Pep Club 3, 4. COTTRELL, RANDY: DAVIS, GAYLE: Bowling 1,2; Home Ec. Club 1, 2; Intramurals 1; Pep Club 1, 2. DEBOLT, DARLA: Bowling 3; Co-op 4; Home Ec. Club 2; National Honor Society 4; Pom Pom Girls 4. DOEHRING, DENICE: Choir 1, 2, 3,4; Co-op 4. DRYER, JIM: Bowling 4; Pep Club 4. EASTMAN, STEVE: Baseball 1,4; Bowling 3, 4. EMMENDORFER, CONSTANCE: Baseball 3; Basket- ball 3, 4; French Club 1, 2,3, Sec.; G.A.A. 3,4; Li- brary Assistant 2, 3; Madrigal Group 4; Majorette 1, 2 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4. FENSKIE, GAYLE: Library Assistant 3; Gym Cadet 2, 4, FICK, KIM: G.A.A. 1,2; Home Ec. 1; Newspaper 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Mrs. Dean's Fan Club 4. FICK, LANIS: Co-op 4. FITING, RANDY: Bowling 4. FRANTZ, GAVIN: Band 1, 2, 3; Class officer 1-Vice- Pres., 2-Vice-Pres., 3-Pres.; Co-op 4, Pres.; Debate 1, 2, 3; Forensics 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 4; Newspaper 3, Business Manager; Yearbook 3; Chemistry Aide 4. FREEMAN, PAM: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Bowling 2, 3; Cheer- leading 1; Co-op 4; Home Ec. Club 1; Library Assist- ant 2,3; Pep Club 1, 2. GINTER, DAN: Co-op 4; Debate 1, 2, 3, 4; Forensics 2, 3,4; Library Assistant 1; Newspaper 3. GOODALL, DEB: Bowling 2; Co-op 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Home Ec. Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Library Assistant 1,2; Newspaper 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Civics Aide 4; Mrs. Dean's Fan Club 4. HAGGIT, DEBBIE: Bowling 3,4; Campus Life Club 1; Intramurals 1; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4; Home Ec. Club 1; Pep Club 4; J.A. 2,3; Teachers Aide 4. HART, ELAINE: Home Ec. Club 1; Intramurals 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Gym Cadet 3, 4; Dramatics Aid 3,4; Sr. Homecoming Rep. 4; J.A. 2, V.P. of manufacturing. HARTNAGLE, DON: Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Co-op 4; Football 1. HAVENS, BECKY: Co-op 4; Home Ec. Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 3, 4 Sec. HAYES, TOM: Baseball 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 1, 2,4 rep.; Cross Country 2; Football 1; Foren- sics 4; Golf 1, 2, 3,4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 3; Pep Club 3; Student Council 1, 2,4 rep.; Washington D.C. 4. HEPPNER, GALE: Bowling 3; Newspaper 4. HILL, NANCY: Campus Life Club 1, 2; Co-op 4; De- baté 2,3. HOGGARD, ROGER: Basketball 1, 2; Cross Country 1, 2, 3,4; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Win- ter Track Club 4; 500 Mile Club 2, 3; 2000 Mile Club 4; Mrs. Dean's Fan Club 4. HOGGARD, GREGG: Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 1, 2, 3,4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Physi- ology Aide 3; P.E.Aide 4; Mrs. Dean's Fan Club 4. HOLMSEN, DEBBIE: Bowling 3,4, sec.; Class Officer Senior Rep. 4; French Club 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 vice- pres.; Home Ec. Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Nation- al Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 4; Pep Club 2, 4; Pom Pom Girls 4, treas; Student Council 3, treas. 4, HOON, ALAN: Bowling 1. HOWISON, PATTY: Campus Life 1,2, 3; Co-op 4, ? 167 National Honor Society 4; Newspaper 4; Pep Club 3, sec.; Mrs. Dean's Fan Club 4; Sr. Hi. Guid. Council uly HOYT, BOB: Band 1, 2, 3; Bowling 4; Co-op 4; Cross Country 1; Golf 3; Library Assistant 2, 3; Newspaper 4; Pep Club 4; Projectionist 2,3; Team Manager 2, Year- book 4, HUBERT, FRED: Co-op 4. INMAN, CHUCK: Library Assistant 3; Projectionist 3; Social Service Club 3, 4. JACKSON, JERRILYN: Home Ec. Club 1. JARDNO, JOAN: Band 1, 2, 3; Co-op 4; Forensics 3. JEFFRIES, DAVID: Bowling 4; Library Assistant 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, GLENN: Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Class Officer 1, Hist. 4, treas; Letterman's Club 3,4, sec; National Honor Society 4, Vice Pres.; Student Council 3; Track 1,2, 3,4; Mrs. Dean's Fan Club 4; P.E. Aide 3. JOHNSTON, PAULA: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Bowling 1, sec. 2,3, and 4; Campus Life 2, 3,4; Cheerleading 1, cap.; Class Officer 1, pres., 2, pres., 3, Sec., 4, Sec; G.A.A. 1,2, vice-pres., 3, vice-pres., 4, pres.; In- tramurals 1, 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 1; Pep Club 1,2; Yearbook 2, Asst. Editor 3, Editor 4; Mrs. Dean's Fan Club 4; Gym Cadett 1, 2. KEENAN, JIM: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, cap.; Letterman's Club 2, 3,4, vice pres. ; Newspaper 3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Weight Lifting 1, 2, 3, 4. KENYON, MARGO: Co-op 4. KOBEL, MIKE: Letterman's Club 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, KOVACEVICH, DEBBIE: Bowling 4; Class Officer 2, sec.; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4; Home Ec Club 1, sec.; Intra- murals 1, 2,,.3,4; Mrs. Dean's Fan Club 4. KROTZER, BOB: LAMBERT, DIANE: Pep Club 1, 2; Archery Club 1. LANDIS, CANDEE: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Debate 1, 2,3; For- ensics 1,2; Home Ec. Club 1; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 2, 3, sec. 4; Latin Club 3. LENTZ, TONY: Basketball 1; Class Officer 1 sec., 3 vice-pres., 4 pres.; Co-op 4; Football 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4 pres.; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. LINTON, MARY: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Campus Life 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1 treas., 2 treas., 3 treas., 4 Sr. rep.; Co-op 4; Forensics 2, 3,4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 4, sr. rep.; Yearbook 3,4; Mrs. Dean's Fan Club 4; Bowling 1, 2,3 sec., 4; Musical Play 2, 3. LITTLE, RICK: Co-op 4; Football 1, 2; Library Asst. 1; Projectionist 2, 3, 4. LOVE, HAROLD: Basketball 1, 2,4; Football 1, 2, 3,4 cap.; Forensics 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4 pres.; Nation - al Honor Society 4 treas.; Student Council 3; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Wrestling 3; Guidance Council 2. LYONS, KRISS: Cross Country 2, 3,4; Track 1, 2, 3. McCRAY, DAN: Baseball 3; Football 3. McDONALD, CHUCK: Baseball 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Football 1; Golf 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Student Council 4 Letterman rep. McINTOSH, ROGER: Band 1; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Cam- pus Life 3; Class Officer 1 historian; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Newspaper 4. McMAHN, JIM: Baseball 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Bowling 33) Football.1,'2, 3; MARCH, RHODA: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Co-op 4; Forensics 1; Home Ec. Club 2; Newspaper 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Teachers Aid, Mr. Wamback, 3. MARQUARDT, BRIAN: Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Golf 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Newspaper 4. MASHUE, HENRY: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Bowling 3; Campus Life 2; Choir 1, Madrigal Group 4; Student Council 1, 3, vice pres; 4, pres. MILLER, DAVE: Newspaper 4. MOE, MARY: Cheerleading 1; Home Ec. Club 2; In- tramurals 2; Library Assistant 2; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Pom Pom Girl 4, MORGAN, JIM: Class officer 4,” vice-pres.; Co-op 4; Current Affairs 3; Debate 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Forensics 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Projectionist 1, 2; Student Council 4, Co-op rep.; Drama 2, 3, Stage manager; Student Senate 4. MUDD, PEGG: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Bowling 1; Campus Life 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Newspaper 4; Pep Band 3. MYERS, JESSE: Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Class officer 2, treas.; Football 1,2; Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3,4; Track pe Ae a OLUND, SUZIE: Bowling 4; G.A.A. 1; Home Ec. Club 1, 2; Library Assistant 1. PARKER, THERESA: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Bowling 4; Cam- pus Life 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1, 3,4; Intramurals 1, 3, 4; Team Manager 1, 2, 3,4; Yearbook 4; Mrs. Dean's Fan Club 4, PARSONS, KENDRA: Bowling 1; Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3; Intramural 1; Pep Club 1, 2. PARSONS, MICHAEL: Band 1; Bowling 1; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Letterman's Club 2, 3,4; Pep Club 4; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Wrestling 3; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3, 4. PEASLEY, SANDY: Campus Life 2, 3,4; Debate 1; Forensics 1; G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Trampoline Club 2; Ski Club 3, 4. PEASLEY, STEVEN: Co-op 4; Cross Country 2; Track re PELTON, RAY: Football 1, 2, 3,4; Letterman's Club 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4; Weightlifting 1, 2, 3. RAAB, DORENE: National Honor Society 4; News- paper 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Art Aide 4. REIST, DAWN: Bowling 3; Campus Life 1; Choir 3, 4; Co-op 4; F.T.A. 2; G.A.A. 1,2, 3; Madrigal Group 4; National Honor Society 4; Teachers aide 4. ROWE, DAVID: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Bowling 1; Co-op 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4; Jazz Band 1, 2. SASSE, JOANNE: Band 1, 2,3; Campus Life 2; G.A.A. 1,2; Home Ec. Club 1; Intramurals 1, 2. SAXTON, LEWIS: Co-op 4. SCHAEFER, RANDY: Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Golf 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4. SCHALK , PAM: Band 1, 2, 3; Choir 1; Co-op 4; Home Ec. Club 1; Intramurals 1. SCHMELZER, LU: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Campus Life 3; Co- op 4; Home Ec. Club 1; Intramurals 1. SEELHOFF, KEVIN: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Co-op 4; Ski Club 3,4, pres. SIRRINE, ROBIN: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Bowling 3; Campus Life 3; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Choir 1, 2; Co-op 4, Tréas.¢ Fo lok. i, ey Pep Club Tigos. SMITH, ROBIN: Bowling 3,4; Campus Life 1, 2, 3; Co-op 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4; Home Ec. Club 1; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3,4; Newspaper 3; Pep Club 1; Trampoline Club 1. SPITNALE, MIKE: Bowling 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2 STANFORD, JERRY: Band 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1; Bowl- ing 4; Football 2, 3,4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Track 4, STEELE, BENNY KEITH: Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Newspaper 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; 'P. Ex Aide 2,3;4. STEVENS, EUGENE: Basketball 1; Bowling 1, 2, 3; Co- op 4; Football 1, 2; Library Assistant 2, 3; Projectionist eae STRAIT, LYNN: Bowling 3, 4; Debate 3, 4; Forensics 4, TERRILL, GEORGE: Baseball 2,4; Basketball 1; Golf 1; Letterman's Club 3,4; Newspaper 4; Projectionist 3; Trach)3; “Tutor 4: PLE: Aide 2.3. TIMMONS, TOM: Debate 3; Library Assistant 1; Pro- jectionist 1; Drafting Aide 4; Drama 2. TITUS, TIM: Camera Club 4; Projectionist 1, 2; Chemistry Aide 4; Mrs. Dean's Fan Club 4; Video Tape Asst. 2, 3, 4. UPHAM, BILL: Basketball 1; Co-op 4; Football 1; Team Manager 1 football; Track 1. VAN METER, MARIANNE: Choir 1,4; G.A.A. 2,4; Intramurals 2,4; Madrigal group 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Trampoline Club 1. VINSON, JACKIE: WADE, SHERYL: Campus Life 2, 3; Choir 1, 3,4; Co- op 4; Home Ec. Club 1; Intramurals 1; Library Asst. 3; Madrigal group 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Projectionist 2. WAGGONER, KATHI: Co-op 4, Vice President; Home Ec. Club 1; Intramurals 3; Newspaper 3, Co- editor; Pep Club 1,2; Archery Club 3, Sec.; Spanish Club 1; Ski Club 4; Tutor 3. WALLACE, LAURA: Band 1, 2; Co-op 4; G.A.A. 1; Home Ec, Club 1; Intramurals 1; National Honor So- ciety 4. WALTERS, JEFF: Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Newspaper 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. WEAVER, KATHY: Cheerleading 1; Forensics 1, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2; Home Ec. Club 1, 2; National Honor Soci- ety 4; Pep Club 1,4; Pom Pom Girls 4, Captain; Stu- dent Council 1, 3,4; Mrs. Dean's Fan Club 4. WEIMER, DAVE: Bowling 3, 4. WILCOX, BOBBI: Band 1,2; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3; Co- op 4; Home Ec. Club 1; Intramurals 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Trampoline Club 1, 2; Archery Club 1. WIRTZ, MIKE: Bowling 2, 3; Choir 1; Co-op 4. YATCH, ED: Co-op 4. YATES, FRANCES: Band 3, 4; Bowling 3,4; G. A.A. 2; Home Ec. Club 1,3, Rep.; Intramurals 1; Pep Club 2, 3; Student Council 3, Rep.; Yearbook 1; Ski Club 3,4, Treas. YOUNG, DAVID: aaa are 6. ually, Good rand OP CAT AR oo aan mum Rau Sek Now rake Shores Vat 7 seam Stee ae ta Tre Dy, ig c Pees UROL REN: Che Ha ) MND, enteg Ye TF ght eee POND, YU ew v “MAGN Comathiy : 7 os | Rp Suey TOEAED ene ot nd (ae § Your 2 cy 74 LILLIA et LOE LE bef 3 oA: ete LOO owing